请问HN：在大语言模型时代，我们如何建立一个以人为本的新在线社区？
我基本上是在网上长大的，结识了一些终生的朋友。我珍视网络上能够建立的国际社区的真实潜力，真的没有什么能与之相比。
最近我对人工智能感到非常苦恼。我对它渗透到生活的方方面面感到愤怒。不仅仅是我的工作和爱好，它似乎还在许多在线社区（包括这个社区）中悄然蔓延。
我一直在思考，我们如何才能重新建立曾经在线上拥有的信任。是的，机器人问题由来已久，但这远远超出了垃圾信息的范畴。大型语言模型（LLMs）已经在大规模上破坏了网络公共空间，可能再也无法回头。老实说，这让我感到非常苦涩。
然而，这并不意味着我们不能找到一种新的方式，某种程度上能够抵御大型语言模型的影响。我不确定这具体会是什么样子，但我很想知道其他人有什么想法。
我的愿望清单包括以下几点：
* 能够抵御大型语言模型“渗透”，用一个更好的词来形容。我们应该能够相对自信地认为对方是真实的人类。
* 不需要放弃所有的匿名性。可能需要某种身份认证，但用户之间的互动至少应该是可以伪匿名的。
* 理想情况下，也能抵御大型语言模型的抓取。我个人觉得现在公开分享工作，让大型语言模型获取这些内容的想法令人沮丧。
我知道这要求很高，可能不太现实。不过，我很好奇HN对此可能性的看法。
编辑：这部分灵感来自于最近在这里讨论的版主帖子：https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47340079
我尊重HN的版主团队愿意将此留给荣誉体系，但我认为在未来，我们需要一些严肃的想法来严格防止这种不良行为，而不仅仅是希望人们能友好相处。
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