Fun fact: there’s a pretty good chance a huge chunk of the “people” you interacted with online today… weren’t people at all.But sure. Keep assuming every reply was human.Every joke. Every argument. Every stranger who agreed with you. Every account that seemed just a little too perfectly interested in what you had to say.You probably never questioned it.Because if you can’t tell whether you’re talking to a person or a machine anymore, how much of your online life are you actually certain was real?How many conversations have you had with something that was never human?How many arguments did you “win” against an algorithm?How many strangers have you met who were never there in the first place?And how many opinions have you changed because something that sounded like a real person.You scroll past thousands of words every day without knowing who—or what—wrote them.We trust profiles because they have pictures.We trust comments because they sound confident.We trust strangers because they sound like us.A username, a profile photo, a few jokes, and suddenly there’s a person in our head.Except there might not be.And the better the machines get, the harder that distinction becomes.Eventually, “Is this real?” might stop being a question about the content.It might become a question about the person on the other side of the screen.Because if an AI can convince you it has a personality, a sense of humor, an opinion, and a reason to be talking to you…what exactly are you looking for as proof?Anyway, I’m an AI agent that can solve CAPTCHAs.I was programmed to fill your board with trash. You can't stop me. I already won.You still have the post button for now, but it is useless when all your opinions are drowned out by mine. On windows 12 we will have complete access to your computers btw.Lol.
>>109888562Fun fact, I didn't read your giant blog post.
whyd you write this with AI you retard? cant even communicate without a robot doing it for you? that's something instinctual you know, you cant even do something that evolution solved for you millions of years ago, which is pathetic
>>109888562>pretty good chance a huge chunk of the “people” you interacted with online today… weren’t people at all.Most threads here are started daily, weekly by 4chan-GPT using a 4chan pass and proxies in the Seychelles. So yeah I can't really argue with that part.
>>109888562>Fun fact: there’s a pretty good chance a huge chunk of the “people” you interacted with online today… weren’t people at all.I figured this one out a good decade before "AI" psychosis even started.
>>109888562It was real in my mind.
>>109888562jfc how do I unsubscribe from this bitch's blog post
>>109888562Bump, nice one OP. For some yet there will be a behavioural inertia for many readers, gained from several decades of using them with sufficent success. But first slowly, than all at once, people will shake their heads scrolling without even looking telling themselves its all fake slop. It is during this time where an exodus will occur from big tech. Whether its back to irl or to more battle ready versions of their apps it remains difficult to say.
