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this post was submitted on 14 May 2024
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Bluesky threads are already full of people laughing at this "pivot to video" moment. I'm pretty sure they didn't even bother to read the article. It's a typical social media site. Everybody is like-insane. Minutes - even seconds - count. Post first - read later if at all.
I think this is awful. Aggressive plagiarism by Google could ~~(will?)~~ make it a big success.
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To be clear - my main point is that I think Google is going to plagiarize as much as they want to try to get the shit to work. They won't be stopped by congress and they won't be stopped by the courts. Will plagiarizing work well enough to generate aiShittyText that Joe Schmo who shops at Walmart, isn't tech savvy will happily consume? It might be a ginormous flop. But my gut says Google's plan might work.
Rant: Holy mother of fuck. I haven't had pointed online convo outside of Hexbear in a very long time. I totally forgot how annoying the net can be. Reddit is bad enough but Bluesky can be like trying yell an argument through a keyhole due to the 300 character limit.
I agree, I think this could work. Google already has featured snippets, this just feels like an extension to that. I'm pretty sure those snippets often screwed over the sites they were taken from too, because people read them but don't click through. But the AI summary ensures they get even less credit/ad revenue.
Any high-value search terms and Google hides the summary. So you either get ads or AI slop for every search.