We are exposed to a much narrower range of knowledge through AI chatbots than through a basic web search. This is documented by a new study led by the University of Copenhagen. As more and more of us turn to AI chatbots for information, researchers warn that the risk of ‘knowledge collapse’ increases.
  • NotAnOtter@lemmus.orgEnglish
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    22 days ago

    Fortunately I have media literacy and know that the existence of someone marketing a scary narrative doesn’t actually provide any credibility. I can read scary headlines and pass it through the “does the make sense?” filter before getting worried.

    I agree the friction + manipulation that LLMs introduce is troubling, but “knowledge collapse” is the extreme end of that concern.

    • Toga77@lemmy.worldEnglish
      41·
      21 days ago

      “thing doesn’t work on me, therefore it’s the same for everyone or not a problem”.

      Fuckin classic lol.

      It’s wild when people like you act wise but expose the complete lack of worldview extremely fast.