@GergelyOrosz: Naming and shaming a founder who has outsourced their complete business to AI, resulting in AI slop, noise, and me not …
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Gergely Orosz calls out a founder who outsourced their entire business to AI, producing low-quality AI slop and damaging their reputation.
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Naming and shaming a founder who has outsourced their complete business to AI, resulting in AI slop, noise, and me not wanting to ever talk to them.
I am not even sure any more if this is a real person or just a fake persona an AI bot is using.
AI slop like this is terrible. https://t.co/strIJD8vlv
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