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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 9768734" data-attributes="member: 710">The pessimist in me worries that maybe the audience cannot recognize the value because AI slop still can manipulate us very effectively emotionally with words. I guess the question is - at what point is the AI slop is so sloppy that even though it hits all the right key words to get us emotionally engaged that we stop because it does more harm than good? Part probably matters how quick the feedback cycle is. If you get a bad AI post with false or misleading information on something going on in a foreign country, you might never realize it was wrong, or it might take years (maybe after you already supported your country's military actions). A post on how to fix a flickering monitor - you might see immediately which post gave you useful or useless (or harmful) advice.A challenge will be however - if there is a constant influx of new AI slop that takes away your attention. Content creators will need the fortitude to build a reputation, and that might prove a challenge if the content is hard/expensive to make, because they are constantly competing with some new AI website producing content for the same audience.</blockquote>