We talk a lot about the Reddit thing, but can we also talk about the moderation strike at Stack Exchange?
We talk a lot about the Reddit thing, but can we also talk about the moderation strike at Stack Exchange?
Introduction Since our strike announcement, a number of new developments have occurred. Philippe, VP of Community, posted data they have regarding GPT content on the platform. Stack Exchange staff
I feel this one is even more impactful for those of us who work in technology, as well as all other areas that have a lot of resources in SE like linguistics and physics. It seems like most people are not aware that it is going on and how important their demands are. Imagine working in software without Stack Overflow, or having it overrun by chatGPT "wrong but convincing" answers.
i had no idea about this even though i use the site pretty regularly. big tech is killing itself.
big tech is killing itself.
Capitalism is killing itself, as predicted and expected.
Thanks for sharing this. I'm a software engineer and I had no idea this was happening. This industry is wild right now. How long until this house of cards falls?