Apologies, I replied to the wrong comment. Ignore this one.
It was probably inevitable. If people get the answer from AI, fewer of them will click through to Reddit. The tricky part is that AI still depends on places like Reddit for the content in the first place.
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Interesting case. It wasn’t the quality of the book that killed the deal, it was the uncertainty around how it was written. This feels less like an AI problem and more like a trust problem. If publishers can’t verify…
This article is about 10 years old
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What’s the implication of that though ?
This is disappointing, 4-6. I really hoped France would go all the way, but they couldn’t even secure third place.
Apologies, I replied to the wrong comment. Ignore this one.
It was probably inevitable. If people get the answer from AI, fewer of them will click through to Reddit. The tricky part is that AI still depends on places like Reddit for the content in the first place.
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Interesting case. It wasn’t the quality of the book that killed the deal, it was the uncertainty around how it was written. This feels less like an AI problem and more like a trust problem. If publishers can’t verify…
This article is about 10 years old
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What’s the implication of that though ?
This is disappointing, 4-6. I really hoped France would go all the way, but they couldn’t even secure third place.