> If your business is selling tokens, it'd be extremely lucrative for you if the whole society relies on tokens to perform basic operations. That's where we're heading to.

I'm sure mainframe time-share providers in the '60s and '70s were salivating at the possibility of computers mediating most business tasks, too, completely unaware of the microcomputer revolution that was about to happen.

It's crazy dude, whenever we put up a job ad it's filled with thousands of LLM generated fake candidates in a few days.

Looking at the examples they show here it is making more sense. Also where all the "content" on LinkedIn comes from.

Everything is becoming wildly inefficient, all in the name of improved efficiency.

I don't disagree, but what a godawful prospect.

LLM is really an anti human technology. The incentives that creates are terrible for society

Every company was already using AI filtering last year. They were using it last decade, too, but that was a Bayesian filter instead of an LLM.

I get a higher response rate when I include white text on my résumé.

The problem: too much AI The solution: more AI!

MCP servers everywhere rather. You automate your life with a bot, the bot interacts with the world through MCP servers (or their successor). The MCP servers themselves may have been implemented by bots but AI to AI is unnecessary wasteful.

We will soon be in a world where human to human communication is the only one that has value. Mark my words

Like payment networks? I dunno, this just seems like commerce to me. If the inference doesn't return value it won't be used

It's already a bot eats bot world.

AI Loopidity in other words