This appears to be an AI article designed to get clicks. I get that it says something we like, but you're literally upvoting someone for typing in a clickbaity prompt.
Agree. This is a good use case for the flag button.
Substack is becoming full of LLM newsletters. For a while some of the fastest growing newsletters on Substack were very obvious AI slop.
I dont get the compaliants about this being AI written, andnencouraging to flag it. Its a fine article that cites its sources. Doesnt seem to be AI, nothing wrong with it
Contrary to the other opinions, I don't get any indications that the article is written by AI, and the normally very reliable Hive AI doesn't detect the article as AI either.
I'm against surveillance as much as anyone else, but this article is clearly entirely AI written. I suggest the author just give us their prompt instead.
1984 but real. Can we just speedrun Fahrenheit 451 already? Just rip that bandaid off I don’t want my kids living through that…
This appears to be an AI article designed to get clicks. I get that it says something we like, but you're literally upvoting someone for typing in a clickbaity prompt.
Agree. This is a good use case for the flag button.
Substack is becoming full of LLM newsletters. For a while some of the fastest growing newsletters on Substack were very obvious AI slop.
I dont get the compaliants about this being AI written, andnencouraging to flag it. Its a fine article that cites its sources. Doesnt seem to be AI, nothing wrong with it
Contrary to the other opinions, I don't get any indications that the article is written by AI, and the normally very reliable Hive AI doesn't detect the article as AI either.
I'm against surveillance as much as anyone else, but this article is clearly entirely AI written. I suggest the author just give us their prompt instead.
1984 but real. Can we just speedrun Fahrenheit 451 already? Just rip that bandaid off I don’t want my kids living through that…
Are your kids on Tiktok?