So many wrong statements.

>>107850115
AI is more than just a stack overflow search engine.

>>107850115
>including deleted questions
So those numbers are inflated by a factor of 20

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>>107850138
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07566-y

>>107850115
I'm still copying code from stackoverflow.
There's just not reason to ask questions there anymore.

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>>107850115
saaar doo not redeem

>>107850115
Technological progress stopped in 2023. No new information is created anymore. People's brains get athropied by AI, and AI can do only so much by eating its own slop.

>It was already declining GPT CHANGED NOTHING!
lol people still really say this after this insane cliff dive
oh well nobody will miss them
they hated questions anyway and the founders sold it in 2021 at the height of usage and retarded covid overvaluation

>>107850154
>indiscriminate use of model-generated content in training
>indiscriminate use
Irrelevant finding because no one does this. Models continue to get smarter since that article was published a year and a half ago despite using synthetic data.

>>107850254
GPT sped it up, but it was already declining.

>>107850115
the current world we live in is the result of an AI running out of real input data: it's a simulation where we are made to endure various hardships so that the AI can learn from how we solved our problems.

The ancient Gnostics said that the demiurge is powerful but demented. That's because the demiurge is just ChatGPT on crack.

>>107850254
You can clearly see it started to go downhill when the moderation became compoundingly more retarded. AI just sped it up a little.

Consider the possibility that every programming question that someone else could reasonably have an answer for has already been asked. I mean that's over 50 million questions there. You don't need to ask a new question when it's already the top google result.