请问HN:有没有解决人工智能泛滥的问题的方案?

2作者: yathern14 天前原帖
我相信我并不是唯一一个注意到这一点的人,但几乎每一条Hacker News上的帖子现在都在收到LLM(大型语言模型)的评论。对于那些经常与LLM打交道的人来说,仅从语气上就很明显——快速查看之前的评论也能证实这一点。有些评论变得稍微复杂一些,会自动添加拼写错误或其他技巧。我相信还有很多我没有识别为AI的评论。 我理解这种动机——运行一个迷你机器人农场可以确保你的帖子获得一定数量的快速点赞,或者操控关于你的初创公司的讨论,或者其他你有利益关系的领域。但看到这种现象的蔓延以及增长的速度,确实让人感到沮丧。 可能没有任何解决方案可以避免重大隐私侵犯或对网站运营方式的根本改变,所以也许这更像是一种发泄的帖子——但我很好奇是否有人有任何建议?接下来会发生什么?整个互联网会变得(更加)像一个被贪婪操控的心理噩梦吗?
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I&#x27;m sure I&#x27;m not the only one who&#x27;s noticed, but nearly every post on Hacker News is getting LLM comments now. For anyone who works regularly with LLMs, it&#x27;s very obvious from the tone alone - and a quick check to previous comments will confirm it. Some have gotten slightly more sophisticated and auto-add typos, or other tricks. I&#x27;m sure there&#x27;s plenty that I don&#x27;t recognize as AI either.<p>I understand the motivation - running a mini bot farm would allow you to make sure your posts get a number of quick upvotes - or manipulate the conversation about your startup, or some other field one has a vested interest in. But seeing this infestation, and the rate at which it is growing is very demoralizing.<p>There probably aren&#x27;t any solutions that don&#x27;t involve significant privacy invasions or a fundamental change in how the site operates, so maybe this is more of a vent post - but I&#x27;m curious if anyone has any suggestions? What happens next? The entire internet becomes (even more) of a greed-manipulated psychological nightmare?