[aogaili]

Companies will provide incentives for people to generate authentic content. Example X giving $1M reward for the top Articles. Because they can use it for training.

In fact, this might be overall good thing, because finally original content will be highly on demand since those companies now use to train their models. But we are probably just in a transition phase.

The other thing is that new sources of input will come, from LLM usage probably, so they cut the middle layer, users input in the LLM is also a form of input, and a hybrid co-creation between users/AI would generate content at much faster rater, which again would be used to train the model, and that would improve their quality.

[randomNumber7]

How do you evaluate if content is authentic?

[asdff]

Eventually it won’t matter. People will forget what it was like to have authentic content. They’d look at it like how we might view monks in the middle ages copying the bible a hundred times by hand.

Even today people don’t even trust themselves to write an email. You see people on HN and reddit openly admitting they used ai to help make their post because they believe they cannot write. The march to illiteracy and ignorance is already taking foot.

[falloutx]

> Example X giving $1M reward for the top Articles.

Oh boy I can already see what kind of articles those would be.