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what the fuck does that mean
I think the redditor above wants to use political chatbots as busyboxes, that quarantines the most annoying people on the internet into their own little self-contained communities.
Idk if I'm just not capable of parsing this or something, but I still don't understand what exactly you mean, but for the fedditor's post above I haven't been able to decipher a single phrase of that second sentence.
What I got from it was something like "I'd rather have AIs discuss exhausting political topics rather than humans"
Like train a bunch of AIs to have political conversations, load then all on a server and then bury them somewhere. A better way of saying it would be "if these conversations are necessary, I'd rather if AIs could have them with one another instead of bothering humans."
I don't know why the poster thought this would be a popular sentiment on a website based around humans talking about politics (and shit and cum)
It's grillpillism I think. Let the LLMs jabber about politics so the human beings can ponder loftier notions? I dunno.
Mixed with some horseshoe theory.
That seems like the first sentence of the post, I agree. But who the fuck are "agents" in the second sentence?
Idk why I'm acting like this is some ancient text that needs deciphered. The fedditor could just reply maybe with clarification lol. But by then I might not care anymore what the answer is
Agents are another name for preprogrammed? LLM instances, as far as I know. So the automated AI helpdesk/chatbot that many websites have begun using, for example.
As far as the general gist of their comment, I agree with your parent comment.