What do you think about AI comments?

7mo ago

31 replies

Replies

Albert

most humans aren't very good at operating AI yet, so they don't provide it with enough context to make a good comment. that makes them easy to spot, annoying, and worthless.

Apr 6

Baran Cezayirli @baran_cezayirli

@sixbangs It is not about using correct prompts. If you are commenting on someone else's post why would you need AI in the first place? I understand you can use AI to clear up your thoughts when you create content and perhaps fix your grammar but this is an interaction with someone else.

Apr 7

Ted Schaefer @sixbangs

Albert

@baran_cezayirli yep, true enough. i would consider it to be inauthentic, but i think people will do it anyway, and at some point it will be impossible to tell the difference.

Apr 7

Dani Schenker🇨🇭@danischenker

Augmented Reality 2021

Most AI content is already bad. But AI comments are completely useless.

Apr 6

Stephen Jeske @stephen_jeske1

The issue isn't about AI. It's whether the comment is insightful, valuable, and helpful. Most often that's not the case.

Apr 6

Janak Patel @janak_patel56

AI comments should be used as a helper not as complete replacements. You have to add your input and edits. The same applies to any AI-related content stuff.

Apr 6

Janak Patel @janak_patel56

@darren_chen When people see AI is doing, they start becoming lazy

Apr 8

Tanzirul Huda @tanzirulhuda

Replyhub

Ignore ;)

Apr 6

Judith Clary @judith_clary

i always ignore them

Apr 6

Ling Tien @ling_tien

Always ignore them

Apr 6

Salar Davari @salar__davari

AI HomeDesign

They're becoming a part of every discussion. And I think we're getting used to them. Or should I say we have to.

Apr 7

Jose Rodríguez @stan8086

I don't engage with them.

Apr 6

Egon Tyrell @egon_tyrell

AI comments are not good

Apr 6

Fitz Dupuy @fitz_dupuy

I hate AI comments

Apr 6

Manouk Draisma @manouk_dr

LangWatch

I'm now wondering how many comments in this thread are AI comments😅

Apr 8

Andre Yang @andre_yang

Never use AI comments

Apr 6

Paolo Go @access24

KleverList

When I see such comments I tend to get annoyed and lose all the consideration I have for the person posting these comments.

Apr 6

Michael Gonzalez @deleted-6681932

Ignore them

Apr 6

Viola Schoell @viola_s

I ignore them. How do you deal with them?

Apr 6

Ghost Kitty @ghost-kitty-5166076

The LinkedIn Inbound Playbook

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Apr 6

Milli Sen @millisen

Primeb.io

If it adds no value, sounds robotic, unoriginal then they are meaningless.

Apr 7

Tyler Barber @tbarb13

They are overused and usually pretty easy to spot at the moment, but it's just going to keep getting more and more difficult to identify. Kind of a scary precedent when you think about it. It's easier to sway opinions when its deployed on a mass scale.

Apr 6

Baran Cezayirli @baran_cezayirli

I don't see a point. If you are trying to spam the internet to grow your following, it is fine I guess however, if you will be interacting with your followers with AI, how you are going to sell them?

Apr 7

Ryan Zhang @ryan_motiff

Motiff

I think AI comments, when crafted thoughtfully, can add significant value by providing insightful perspectives or clarifying complex topics. However, it's crucial they're used responsibly to enrich discussions without overshadowing genuine human interaction.

Apr 6

Baran Cezayirli @baran_cezayirli

@ryan_motiff I was going to write the same :D The wording is so obvious and I even do not think it is relevant. Which complex topics we are trying to explain in our comments?

Apr 7