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Now that we finally have some strong models like recent Claude, do you think that we will see a steep decline in users on social media including this site?

I just don't know how much longer traditional social media including reddit can go on in this age. I mean, the upvoting and downvoting without comments or reasoning, posts being hidden by default after a small number of downvotes relative to number of views, etc etc - it's hard transitioning from w…

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  1. 2026-10-09 20:43 · r/artificial
    Now that we finally have some strong models like recent Claude, do you think that we will see a steep decline in users on social media including this site?

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