The article discusses the profound sense of connection and validation one feels when finding answers to personal problems on the internet, especially through forums and blogs. It highlights a nostalgic comparison between past human interactions online that fostered community and understanding, and the present experience where AI responses lack personal touch. The author reflects on how these AI-generated responses eliminate the depth of connection that once existed, making each prompt feel like a lost opportunity for meaningful engagement.
You have a problem. You bang your head on it for a while. Through the banging, you formulate a string of keywords describing the problem.
You know they have an answer to your problem. They've seen what you're seeing.
Today you have a problem. You bang your head on it. You ask a question in a prompt. And you get back something.
Just a machine which takes human voices and de-personalizes them until the individual point of view is annihilated.
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