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A geologist and archaeologist by training, a nerd by inclination - books, films, fossils, comics, rocks, games, folklore, and, generally, the rum and uncanny… Let’s have it!
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Or, perhaps even better, Hubzilla.
It would be Interesting to have a way to use it as a kind of plug-in on Lemmy, especially for location specific instances, especially ones that love talking about the weather, rather than our feelings.
Isn’t the AI content on specific communities for that can be blocked if you don’t want to see it?
There is a debate to be had about AI generated art, which is trained on artist’s work and may not be the harmless fun people might think. AI summarising an article seems a different beast as it is merely pulling from that one piece and, while there may be questions about accuracy, it doesn’t seem as harmful. I’d, personally, want to read an article myself but it could be useful for other people. I could see an AI summarising videos being an actually useful tool.
Yeah, I don’t see much that couldn’t be added to Loops and the “ghost metrics” idea would be easy enough to add to most Fediverse platforms if it proved popular.
However, most of those features look like stuff they came up with in an afternoon to try and set it apart from TikTok while the main thrust is just to scoop up users as TikTok struggles with it’s current issues.
No you are wrong about that.
There are dozens of @Blaze@feddit.org.