A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week.
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
@evan Aren't broadcasters reliant on advertisements for funding? How would replacing people with AI systems make broadcasters money?
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
@evan you must be trolling.
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
@evan
looking forward to a world where AI generates video slop and AI watches it -
A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
@evan How are broadcasters hoping to replace viewers by AI? Is an AI going to watch the show for me?
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@jerome I'd say joking, but yes.
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@evan Aren't broadcasters reliant on advertisements for funding? How would replacing people with AI systems make broadcasters money?
@gelbphoenix You're right; that's ridiculous. It's a joke.
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@evan
looking forward to a world where AI generates video slop and AI watches it@tkinias the new economy!
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@evan How are broadcasters hoping to replace viewers by AI? Is an AI going to watch the show for me?
@mpjgregoire AI is much cheaper than real viewers, and AI never organises a boycott. Win-win-win!
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@julian @wjmaggos I have some rough guesses.
One is some kind of threshold value in active protocols. I think Randall's instinct is correct: having dozens of active protocols in an application area makes it really hard to converge.
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@carlux eh si proprio a quello punto ma è difficilino nel senso che è un camino ad angolo…. Settimana prossima farò un salto con foto e misure da un rivenditore per un preventivo ! Come consumi di legna come va ? Aumentano? Calano? Uguali ? Immagino lo si accenda un pó meno scaldando di più !
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@julian @wjmaggos I think it's really hard to tell which application domains are going to be the ones that converge and which are going to be the ones that diverge.
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There are others where a single protocol has become the overwhelming default, and agreeing on that protocol lets us move up the stack and produce incredible value for everyone. HTTP and SMTP are two good examples.
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There are a lot of application domains where multiple competing protocols prevent growth of the industry as a whole. I'd pick Internet of Things and instant messaging as two good examples.
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