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Om Malik
@ommalik
The real challenge of AI-first social network is that a large platform like Meta is going to turn it into an "ad" network. Present IG and FB are mostly AI, mostly ads (or ads-adjacent) and very little social "network." In other words, we will get a AI-first Social Media Platform, with faux-network dynamics.
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@jdl
always happy to see your name here sailor. thanks for sharing
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@ak0o0.eth
If a social network run by AI ends up like Meta, all full of ads, how can it still feel like a real "connection" when itā€™s just a shiny fake surface? Do you think thereā€™s a way AI could stop chasing cash and actually help people get closer, breaking free from this mess?
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@zachharris.eth
why immediately jump to trad social? ad models historically are asymmetric turning users into the productĀ ā€¦ to me in decentralized social there's an opportunity to use ai-models to deterministically to zero in on explicit intent signals creating more symmetric value creation Ex. I'm this sort of builder with x,y,z use cases, what are the right ecosystems that solve for them and what open grants are within them Then, you'd have an agent-to-agent interaction (object-oriented approach to conversing) if we both meet best-fit criteria person to person connection would be made saving all parties time and effort In other words, there's an opportunity to raise the bar on a friend or professional connection request, based on content + needs @ommalik this could be one of many outcomes from AI-enabled social
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@frsr
Yeah, not the best balaji take lol
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@grin
been thinking on this for a while. for social networks, im much more interested in AI-as-tool than AI-as-agent i want AI to be the new IG filter
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