swed420

Agreed. The linked article touches on that fwiw.

> What I've never understood is the weird dichotomy of preventive and reactive governance in the minds of US citizens.

When the underlying economic model of CONSUMPTION = GOOD is viewed as a religion or universal law of nature, it's actually not surprising that people are irrational about this.

Sounds like you need to re-read the article.

Sounds like you need to re-read the article.

NPR has been capital-endorsed garbage for a long time now. NYT is no better.

The Sanders campaigns just made it painfully obvious to anybody paying attention.

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So did Dems

> Make it a priority in primaries.

lol what primaries?

No.

The original point is that it's exactly what an LLM would do to appear human.

No. I'm in the US and this is a recent phenomenon.

The occasional typo has always existed and is fine. The new trend is a noticeable increase in occurrences.

To me it seems more productive to acknowledge the shortcomings of triangulating whatever few modern media outlets are indeed worthwhile so that a widespread appetite for something better might pave the way for more of those to exist.