IzTheAce
@iztheace.bsky.social
Intermediate Artist
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Trying to post more
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I have yet to see any evidence that there is a market for AI-generated books outside of people being tricked into thinking they are not AI-generated books. AKA, it is a project of scamming and deceiving people, and really should be treated as fraud
February 8, 2026 at 6:55 PM
I have yet to see any evidence that there is a market for AI-generated books outside of people being tricked into thinking they are not AI-generated books. AKA, it is a project of scamming and deceiving people, and really should be treated as fraud
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I'm starting a challenge for myself!
100 Characters! I'll post the first result soon, maybe idk
100 Characters! I'll post the first result soon, maybe idk
August 7, 2025 at 9:59 PM
I'm starting a challenge for myself!
100 Characters! I'll post the first result soon, maybe idk
100 Characters! I'll post the first result soon, maybe idk
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Someone on here compared AI produced material as "digital asbestos " which in a few decades' time we will have to work out how to eradicate from the fabric of research.
From my own academic research, even pre LLMs there was a huge danger of zombie factoids that begin in a respectable publication by mistake and then get reprinted for decades because no one is backtracing to the original source. Once bad info gets into the system it can take years to clear it out.
I've seen numerous examples of this in recent days - we're at a point where some reporters are using LLMs as a source and not even remotely properly factchecking, but also where LLM generated material is making its way into other material and being unknowingly reproduced by others.
July 30, 2025 at 8:39 AM
Someone on here compared AI produced material as "digital asbestos " which in a few decades' time we will have to work out how to eradicate from the fabric of research.
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In a new Q&A, @pbump.com, columnist for @washingtonpost.com, reflects on why archiving news goes beyond saving stories. From holding leaders accountable to capturing moments in culture, Bump shares insights on the need to preserve digital media. #VanishingCulture
🔗 blog.archive.org/2024/11/04/v...
🔗 blog.archive.org/2024/11/04/v...
November 4, 2024 at 6:22 PM
In a new Q&A, @pbump.com, columnist for @washingtonpost.com, reflects on why archiving news goes beyond saving stories. From holding leaders accountable to capturing moments in culture, Bump shares insights on the need to preserve digital media. #VanishingCulture
🔗 blog.archive.org/2024/11/04/v...
🔗 blog.archive.org/2024/11/04/v...