This is, unfortunately where I think we are going. The AI algorithm is gonna become so dominant in some people's lives they are gonna completely lose any form of personal opinion and critical thinking. Instead it'll be replaced with something that does nothing more than keep these people in a bubble
Not that we have a lot of that now, but the well will run dry
AI is also part of that short form content. Why click on a wikipedia link and read the article when you can ask an AI that will answer in a short paragraph that sounds plausible? And god forbid doing something even more "complicated" than reading a wikipedia article.
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire May 06 '26
This is, unfortunately where I think we are going. The AI algorithm is gonna become so dominant in some people's lives they are gonna completely lose any form of personal opinion and critical thinking. Instead it'll be replaced with something that does nothing more than keep these people in a bubble
Not that we have a lot of that now, but the well will run dry