is ai will replace community like stack over flow, sitepoint and similar website?
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Is the people prefer ai or community?
is ai will replace community like stack over flow, sitepoint and similar website?
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Is the people prefer ai or community?
Not AI will, people will.
As sozial connections are getting less and less important for the new generations, I guess, we will have no more real interactions in the future.
I am afraid of this evolution …
How exactly would AI take over sitepoint? An AI doesnt need to ask questions. It has no purpose for a forum like sitepoint.
Will an AI bot take over answering all the questions? Not likely; If you wanted an AI answer, you’d go to an AI site, so why would someone invest the time to create an AI to answer questions on someone else’s site, rather than just… running their own?
Will AI created posts take over? Maybe, one day. But the quality of the posts would go down, as would the helpfulness.
Pulled the switch = AI is dead.
But who pulled it? A human. HUMANS WON.
At least that’s how I see the possible future, even though there are bots filling the internet right now, they are far (very far) from being ideal and will not be able to replace us.
Seriously? You think people would rather “speak” to a chatbot than real human beings? Good luck!
I am look what people think
Why don’t you tell us what you think?
Ever seen the advertisment for „Gemini“ from Google? Its exact what they want us to sell as being the new super cool thing…
I say we let the bots talk to each other and then people can go back to talking to people.
AI can handle many coding queries efficiently, but community-driven sites like Stack Overflow and SitePoint offer diverse perspectives, real-world experience, and discussions that AI alone cannot fully replace. Instead of replacing them, AI is more likely to complement these communities by providing quick answers and automating repetitive tasks.
Actually the staff here made a decision to ban AI generated answers. This was after considering to poor quality of the AI responses that were being posted. They often don’t take into account the full context of the question and responses already given, leading to quite generic an unuseful posts.
It’s also quite redundant, as someone who is happy to get an answer from AI could simply ask AI themself. They come to a community for a human response specifically, becase that’s what a community or forum is, a place for people.
As for repetitive tasks, I would say the most repetitive task here as a moderator is removing all the spam posts we get. Since there is a current trend of using AI to generate spam content in greater quantitiy, in less time, AI is in fact increasing the (repetitive) workload for forum staff.
AI is a combination of technologies. Such as Natural Language is the recognition of the languages that people use. There are also expert systems that consist of a knowledge base and a way to search the knowledge base. In this context, AI uses those technologies. Natural Language is used to understand the question and then determine something to look up in the knowledge base. The knowledge base consists of knowledge obtained elsewhere. AI is essentially an improved version of a search engine.
As far as I know, every AI system that currently exists must have some knowledge of existing solutions to problems. I believe no system yet can truly develop solutions to problems that have not yet been solved by people.