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Are people fed up of AI or the social media itself? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 week ago by cinoreus@lemmy.world to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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So I have been actively reducing my Internet usage mostly due to AI. So I was thinking of creating a curation of non AI content on the internet( as a project) but ngl avoiding the platforms makes me feel better😂.

So here was my question, are people on the internet fed up of AI or the social media itself? Would people actually want a curated feed of non AI content?

The reason why I am asking is, the algorithms. Like, creating a list of non AI art accounts on instagram might be something people want, but Instagram does recommend content that people aren't even following, which I think defeats the purpose of the list. Similarly youtube, though I think for YouTube it makes sense. Btw all this was personal talk, feel free to ignore it and answer the question.

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[–] spongebue@lemmy.world 1 points 6 days ago

I like humans. They're pretty neat. My friends and family are particularly awesome. The site I've used to interact with them (rhymes with Schmacebook) has largely pivoted to content from "people" I've never heard of (usually about the same few topics) and yes, AI slop. Even groups where people ask for help will inevitably have people saying "oh, I talked with the clanker about this because clearly you can't do that and here's what it said..."

I've resisted posting on Reddit, but honestly I feel like Lemmy is sorely missing social posts about people's day to day in factor of memes and stuff. It has its place, but I'm looking for a mix of things.