From gab
I’m not a fan of AI, but that didn’t prevent me from chatting with GAB AI. Naturally, Andrew Torba’s name came up.
Here is small part of the exchange.
Me: What would be the motivation for the CEO (Andrew Torba) of a social media site to alienate a large portion of his content creator user base by calling them “freeloaders” and “Subversive Trash”?
GAB AI: “The motivation for a CEO of a social media site to alienate a large portion of his content creator user base by calling them "freeloaders" and "subversive trash" could be a result of several factors, such as:
1. Misguided frustration: The CEO might be frustrated with the lack of revenue generated from content creators and might express this frustration in an unprofessional and misguided manner.
2. Poor understanding of the platform's value proposition: The CEO might not fully understand the value that content creators bring to the platform and the symbiotic relationship between content creators and the platform. By not appreciating this relationship, the CEO might resort to demeaning content creators.
3. Personal beliefs or biases: The CEO might hold personal beliefs or biases that lead him to view content creators negatively. These beliefs or biases could cloud his judgment and lead him to make unprofessional statements.
4. Lack of effective communication skills: The CEO might struggle with effectively communicating his concerns and ideas, leading to the use of derogatory language when discussing content creators.
5. Desire to change the platform's business model: The CEO might be considering a change in the platform's business model, such as transitioning from an ad-supported model to a paid subscription model. In this case, he might resort to demeaning content creators to justify the change and encourage them to pay for the platform's services.
Overall, it is not reasonable for a CEO to alienate content creators in this manner, as it could have severe negative consequences for the platform, including a decline in content quality and user engagement.”
Conclusion: Andrew has already stated that AI is the future of GAB, and GAB AI just stabbed Torba through his heart.
Mic drop.
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