ryan breadinc
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ryan breadinc (@breadinc.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 9 novembre 2023. Le compte a 26 abonnés, suit 173 comptes et a publié 45 posts.
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It's the Nirvana fallacy every time. We know there isn't a way to get rid of all AI content, but any effort to remove AI slop is better than none. Any excuse not to is like saying we shouldn't have laws because we can't stop all crime.
Voir le postI know shitheads will be shitheads and keep lying and work to avoid any attempts by moderation and management to stop them, you don't need to tell me the sky is blue. I'm asking for the people in charge of the "we care about indie devs" platform to show they actually care about indie devs
Voir le post"how could they tell? AI users can hide that they used AI" I'm not asking for the perfect "get rid of all AI and only AI with no misfires" solution I'm asking for Literally Anything besides a cute post on social media that doesn't even name the problem directly even though everyone knows what it is.
Voir le postI have no idea why suddenly it is Good Business Sense to recreate the 1980's video game market crash but for every industry and online platform
Voir le postStripping away the moral arguments against AI made things you are left with a core problem that can only be solved with a blanket AI ban: you massively devalue your platform because it gets overrun with low effort low quality work made by no one that renders your platform useless to customers.
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