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Aug 5

Generative AI: Social Media's True Problem?

The insightful Ryan Broderick from Garbage Day offers a compelling viewpoint on this matter. This perspective, previously unconsidered, presents a fas

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The insightful Ryan Broderick from Garbage Day offers a compelling viewpoint on this matter. This perspective, previously unconsidered, presents a fascinating lens through which to view the issue. In a well-received article addressing the recent controversy surrounding Hank Green's use of AI, Broderick astutely identifies the core problem:

“I’d go so far as to say that without social media — or, rather, the need to compulsively post on social media, to be digitally productive — there’d be almost no reason for generative AI to exist at all… the unspoken anxiety driving the feeling that you must always be making stuff is a fear that you are simply not doing enough.”

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#AI News#Generative AI#Social Media#Ryan Broderick#Digital Productivity
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