Re:How's the Stack Overflow strike going?
by politician on Friday June 09, 2023 @01:55AM
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We need a competitor that accepts any question, uses GPT to create answers, offers the public the ability to vote and discuss these answers, and uses GPT to rate and prune the discussions. Eliminate the community moderators.
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Re:How's the Stack Overflow strike going?
by emodendroket on Friday June 09, 2023 @02:01AM
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Maybe we do but mostly as a cautionary tale for people who think LLMs are going to solve all their problems.
Re:How's the Stack Overflow strike going?
by fzeroracer on Friday June 09, 2023 @02:22AM
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No, we don't. If you think you don't need moderators then you have never run a community site. But please go ahead and create it; it would be destroyed in a matter of weeks by trolls, racists etc that make your site look bad.
Re:How's the Stack Overflow strike going?
by throwaway675309 on Friday June 09, 2023 @02:37AM
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That doesn't appear to be happening to chat GPT, the moderation endpoints seem to do a pretty good job even if they're unfortunately overzealous. Moderation combines summarization and sentiment analysis - two things that large language models excel at.
https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/moderation
You're naïve if you don't think that the job of moderation is going to be replaced with AI by large social communities.