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NietzscheanNull | 10 days ago

For everyone's sake, I hope you're correct. A quick scan of the article's comment section is enough to seriously curb one's optimism, though. I don't know what the demographic makeup of participants in WSJ's comment threads is, but the views expressed are surprisingly homogenous in both substance and tone.

I like to challenge myself with a little "game" in which I attempt to guess the most commonly expressed opinions in WSJ comments based solely on the parent article title; it isn't a particularly difficult game.

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ceejayoz|10 days ago

I used to work IT at a newspaper.

98% of the comments were made by a handful of super-posters, and that was before AI hit the world.