I hope my ai agent can learn what I like and give me suitable recommendations based on that.
lol, no. It will learn what you like, sell that information to advertisers and governments, and then give you recommendations based on what the AI’s billionaire owners want you to watch.
Yes, with openai, or Google. That’s why I hope we can move more to FOSS agents. Currently, big tech uses our data against us to try and manipulate us.
With big data processing being more available, things like price checking and review checking can be automated. The problem is its always cat and mouse. Browser extensions started by finding you discount codes and automatically entering them. Then they started to mine your data and swap referral codes to theirs as they enshittified.
LLM’s are here to stay nut they are not groundbreaking in the way businesses hope, replacing workers. They are useful in replacing tasks. They are just not consistently good at those tasks. They shift the cognitive effort in many cases. Well, we should use them to shift the effort back onto corporations.
That’s what i told my friend when they mentioned that their clanker recommended the most expensive stuff when asked. Sure, the top result from google will be given the priority, but when parameters can sneakily be adjusted to favour people who paid them, then we will never know what being recommended is an ad or not.
lol, no. It will learn what you like, sell that information to advertisers and governments, and then give you recommendations based on what the AI’s billionaire owners want you to watch.
Yes, with openai, or Google. That’s why I hope we can move more to FOSS agents. Currently, big tech uses our data against us to try and manipulate us.
With big data processing being more available, things like price checking and review checking can be automated. The problem is its always cat and mouse. Browser extensions started by finding you discount codes and automatically entering them. Then they started to mine your data and swap referral codes to theirs as they enshittified.
LLM’s are here to stay nut they are not groundbreaking in the way businesses hope, replacing workers. They are useful in replacing tasks. They are just not consistently good at those tasks. They shift the cognitive effort in many cases. Well, we should use them to shift the effort back onto corporations.
That’s what i told my friend when they mentioned that their clanker recommended the most expensive stuff when asked. Sure, the top result from google will be given the priority, but when parameters can sneakily be adjusted to favour people who paid them, then we will never know what being recommended is an ad or not.