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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9221371" data-attributes="member: 6684958"><p>There are whole groups of people that don't want much from content, and this has always been true. For books romance and mystery stand out as the two big types with a set simple content fan base. TV shows has soap operas, westerns and cop/fire/hospital shows. Movies have romantic comedies and action hero stories. And then adding cartoons, tabloids and reality content. </p><p></p><p>Plenty of people fit this fan base. They watch only the 'cop' shows. Read the romance books. And so on. This type of fan is not looking for anything other then bland content. The only "variety" they want, is within the tight limit of the focused content. The killer was the "daughter" not the "son" and such.</p><p></p><p>Can AI give that content......maybe. Even the worst such content written by a human will have some variety. Even just by pure randomness a human might think of any random thing at any random time and add it to some content. Sure the content will be 99% the same all all the other focused content. Though that 1% might stand out.</p><p></p><p>And people might notice. AI, when given data and told to write, can only write from that data. It can't randomly add new things all that well. The AI can't add what it does not know. Of course a human can't either, but a human has life experiences plus content experience. </p><p></p><p>I'd guess at least 50% of the simple content mill zombies will notice the loss of that 1%....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 9221371, member: 6684958"] There are whole groups of people that don't want much from content, and this has always been true. For books romance and mystery stand out as the two big types with a set simple content fan base. TV shows has soap operas, westerns and cop/fire/hospital shows. Movies have romantic comedies and action hero stories. And then adding cartoons, tabloids and reality content. Plenty of people fit this fan base. They watch only the 'cop' shows. Read the romance books. And so on. This type of fan is not looking for anything other then bland content. The only "variety" they want, is within the tight limit of the focused content. The killer was the "daughter" not the "son" and such. Can AI give that content......maybe. Even the worst such content written by a human will have some variety. Even just by pure randomness a human might think of any random thing at any random time and add it to some content. Sure the content will be 99% the same all all the other focused content. Though that 1% might stand out. And people might notice. AI, when given data and told to write, can only write from that data. It can't randomly add new things all that well. The AI can't add what it does not know. Of course a human can't either, but a human has life experiences plus content experience. I'd guess at least 50% of the simple content mill zombies will notice the loss of that 1%.... [/QUOTE]
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