Christopher Mims on Nostr: BUT it's also clear that since AIs can't function without human inputs, much depends ...
BUT it's also clear that since AIs can't function without human inputs, much depends on pending court cases and future legislation. If AI companies are forced to license human-generated content, that could be good for a lot of publishers -- maybe even better than the old ad-supported model.
ALSO the rise of AI spam means authentic and verified content will be higher value in the future.
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