Block-Swiping.
Block Swiping is when someone knowingly antagonizes you or wants their ‘final word’ in before blocking you. This is just an elevated flame bait tactic to instigate someone into chasing that user up until they get banned. I find that this kind of behavior is counter-productive to having decent engagements online in general. You should be banned for this because all that this does is just fuel more drama.
Edit: To the few of you who’re taking pot shots at me like the immature cunts you are - go back to Reddit for that.
I just think it’s crazy that there are people who need to be told, “No, AI information is not helpful. No, I did not want to read that. I asked this question to receive responses from real people. No, that did not answer my question.”
Even if I did think ChatGPT was helpful, I would just ask ChatGPT if that’s what I wanted. It just makes no sense
Using a chatbot isn’t the same as talking to real people, even people who won’t admit that, understand it.
That’s what’s happening when you see people keep posting AI slop for other humans to see it.
The person who posts it thinks it’s great, but even if they say they enjoy using a chatbot as much as talking to humans, they don’t just keep talking to their chatbot about it, they show it to people and want the people to be as supportive as the AI and no longer know how to respond to negative feedback.
The obvious solution would be they just keep talking to their chat bots about it, but the chatbots suck and can’t hold a conversation so the users keep circling back to real humans.
They need to just skip the chatbots all together, and admit that it’s not a replacement for actual social interaction
Similar for people that get annoyed when you ask them about something you know they know. “Why not just google it?” Maybe I’d rather hear it from a person?? Maybe I want a conversation more than an answer?
I find it heavily correlated with your knowledge of the topic. Like, assuming you are not a quantum physicist, if you ask a question about quantum physics it looks to do a good job. If you are a electrical engineer and ask a question about electrical engineering, it looks horrible.
For me, it’s literally a coin flip whether it’s accurate or not, so there’s no point in reading it at all. If you have to verify everything it says, it’s a waste of time to even read it.
True, i may of made my point wrong. Ai answers are seemingly correct if you don’t really know the topic but if you do know the topic you can see all the issues.