RE: Press the Any Key
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I have a hard time accepting any god let alone attributing that role to an artificial intelligence heh heh!
We have already talked about it, I believe that AI is a tool and therefore in itself it is neither good nor bad in an intrinsic way, it always depends on who uses it and how they do it.
That said, as far as Hive and content creation is concerned, I will continue to reject it with all my might; I just wrote a weekend engagement post where I really talk about my passion for writing.
Having things written down doesn't convey any emotion and leaves me with nothing about whoever wrote that text; I prefer a thousand times a text written badly orthographically but which conveys emotions and feelings.
On the other hand, there are many posts on hive that I don't consider informative, especially the technical ones; if I want to train and inform myself, there are many manuals and I don't think a 500-word post is enough, moreover there are also specialized sites on each topic on which to be able to deepen much better than a post written quickly to recover some prizes.
In the same way, there are beautiful long and exhaustive informative posts that are also very useful from a technical point of view, however, the commitment and time dedicated to it show and have nothing to do with artificial intelligence or with the skimpy posts of which I wrote above.
I may be "vintage", "differently young" but I still prefer to write my posts and articles myself and I think I will continue on this path.
I'd more easily accept the AI one! :D
I agree with you on the "technical" posts too - there are lots of them that don't actually tell anything - just more spun content from the internet. What I do like are the "DIY" posts where people actually do things and, show parts of their life and personality through the content. But it is about the person, not the content in these cases.
Heh heh me too.
Yes, I agree that a lot has to do with people more than with the content, the fact remains that certain contents, as far as I'm concerned, are much more captivating and usable than anything else and are usually always written by the same authors.
I was also reflecting and if we think of the entire ecosystem there aren't even a lot of them, by eye every day I think that no more than 20% are really nice posts to read... all in all it's not even a bad percentage.