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Old 12-16-2025, 10:19 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
Human curating is going to get rarer and rarer, unless done by volunteers. AIs take it completely over from paid workers pretty soon, I guess, because it's cheaper.

That milk ain't going back in the bottle again, so no use crying over it.
I don't believe that. Fans started dropping Amazon Prime and Crunchyroll when the respective service started rolling out AI-generated subtitles, and in Amazon's particularly egregious case, AI-dubs:

https://www.cbr.com/ai-ruining-anime...ersy-analysis/

The moral component of AI is harder to argue, but the more practical point is simply that AI-generated content is objectively worse. And demanding quality is well within the prerogative of the consumer.
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