I get what you're saying about AI-Twitter being a breath of fresh air compared to CryptoTwitter. It's interesting how you pointed out that trying to protect AI tech like it's a 19th-century secret just won't work with how fast things are progressing. The AI revolution is unstoppable, and it's true that AI-generated content is going to flood the internet.
I couldn't agree more that authentic human experiences will be highly valued in the age of hyper-abundant AI-generated content. You mentioned the potential of Web 3.0 solutions, like account ownership, reputation systems, and community moderation, to help maintain the human touch in social media. It sounds like a solid approach to preserve what's unique and genuine in the digital world.
I'm curious to see how the balance between AI-generated content and human creativity plays out, and how we'll adapt to this new reality. Bring on the future!
I say it all the time and it seems to be more true by the day - We are living in the most transformative time in all of humanity. I just hope we do it right.