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- Hacker News
- the psychology is more like they are trusting THEIR ai , and are having a bit of a problem with boundrys and then accepting when it's wrong. peer groups of one, if you will. the wide variety of failure modes is ripe for a whole new genre of opocaliptic end times storys, and of course real life bad shit. I can feel my face is carrying something beween a snear and a grimace thinking about the idea of building a society of helpless psuedo privilaged know nothings, but smiling now thinking they are soft AND crunchy, and good with barbeque sauce.by metalman
- As it should be. The average person believes in wild conspiracy theories. Ai keeps people grounded.by simianwords
- Kind of doesn't say or mean anything
Imagine in contrast an assertion that half of young people would trust a random human off the street for fact-checking (you'd have no idea if they have reliable abilities)
by erelong - Why does this article not have its author(s) listed?by eqvinox
- If the AI is drawing from multiple sources, I can understand the logicby ChrisRR