Comment by roughly
2 years ago
If they're considering Reddit content to be free of generated material, I've got bad news for them. It's not quite the Chernobyl-grade hole that Pinterest has become, but it's hardly "low background".
2 years ago
If they're considering Reddit content to be free of generated material, I've got bad news for them. It's not quite the Chernobyl-grade hole that Pinterest has become, but it's hardly "low background".
I still believe reddit is an amazing source. Any article you read on reddit, chances are the comments are better than the original text. They will debunk the article, present a diversity of reactions, and most importantly, they will be grounded in public opinion unlike the press which caters to money interests.
You just copy-paste a conversation into the LLM and ask for an article. For taste, here is one generated from this very conversation. https://pastebin.com/raw/JFH6PGqg
> Any article you read on reddit, chances are the comments are better than the original text.
We're talking about reddit dot com here? Seriously? I find it difficult to find any comments worth reading at all on that website. 99% of the stuff that isn't buried is just the same recycled jokes again and again and again.
I think you're both right. Not all the subreddits are the same.
Sure. I think Reddit is aware though, that time is running out to get paid for whatever human generated content is there that isn't already scraped.