> This is the dawn of a "post non-narrative prose" era. Why bother with an article describing some event or really anything that is traditionally written about in any form of article at all? In time, just the data will be released and your favorite LLM prepared with your favorite reading style will provide the mustard for your data, making it consumable.
Who's going to "[release the data] describing some event or really anything"?
It's not like there's some objective "data packet" behind every article that can be had for free.
> The journalism industry has failed in their mission, and nobody that should trust it trusts it anymore. Articles are simply what someone else wants you to think.
The "AI" era will be worse in that regard, not better. You're essentially saying "The food at the restaurant is terrible and I don't like it, so in the future to solve that problem we'll eat shit instead."
Who's going to "[release the data] describing some event or really anything"?
It's not like there's some objective "data packet" behind every article that can be had for free.
> The journalism industry has failed in their mission, and nobody that should trust it trusts it anymore. Articles are simply what someone else wants you to think.
The "AI" era will be worse in that regard, not better. You're essentially saying "The food at the restaurant is terrible and I don't like it, so in the future to solve that problem we'll eat shit instead."