← Back to context Comment by kaangiray26 9 hours ago hoping for this to get mainstream so that I can just view the pages without any ads, js and bloat 5 comments kaangiray26 Reply Elfener 8 hours ago > But imagine for a second they did do that. You get the API, all the info is there.> Why do you need AI then?(from this HN comment, worth a read in full: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43679585) phoghed 8 hours ago > Let's say you want to plan a trip to Thailand with your family. You could use the fancy AI to do it for you, or you could build a stupid frontend with minimal natural language understanding.It's giving https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863#9224 qznc 9 hours ago Yeah, that is why this will not get popular. jiehong 8 hours ago Markdown ads? qingcharles 8 hours ago Time magazine already serves their pages like this to agents with ads for the agents in them, IIRC.
Elfener 8 hours ago > But imagine for a second they did do that. You get the API, all the info is there.> Why do you need AI then?(from this HN comment, worth a read in full: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43679585) phoghed 8 hours ago > Let's say you want to plan a trip to Thailand with your family. You could use the fancy AI to do it for you, or you could build a stupid frontend with minimal natural language understanding.It's giving https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863#9224
phoghed 8 hours ago > Let's say you want to plan a trip to Thailand with your family. You could use the fancy AI to do it for you, or you could build a stupid frontend with minimal natural language understanding.It's giving https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863#9224
jiehong 8 hours ago Markdown ads? qingcharles 8 hours ago Time magazine already serves their pages like this to agents with ads for the agents in them, IIRC.
qingcharles 8 hours ago Time magazine already serves their pages like this to agents with ads for the agents in them, IIRC.
> But imagine for a second they did do that. You get the API, all the info is there.
> Why do you need AI then?
(from this HN comment, worth a read in full: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43679585)
> Let's say you want to plan a trip to Thailand with your family. You could use the fancy AI to do it for you, or you could build a stupid frontend with minimal natural language understanding.
It's giving https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863#9224
Yeah, that is why this will not get popular.
Markdown ads?
Time magazine already serves their pages like this to agents with ads for the agents in them, IIRC.