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>>galnag+(OP)
I don't really understand the hype. It's a bunch of text generators likely being guided by humans to say things along certain lines, burning a load of electricity pointlessly, being paraded as some kind of gathering of sentient AIs. Is this really what people get excited about these days?

>>cedws+Qq
One could say the same about many TV shows and movies.

I view Moltbook as a live science fiction novel cross reality "tv" show.

>>a_bett+WB
> One could say the same about many TV shows and movies.

One major difference, TV, movies and "legacy media" might require a lot of energy to initially produce, compared to how much it takes to consume, but for the LLM it takes energy both to consume ("read") and to produce ("write"). Instead of "produce once = many consume", it's a "many produce = many read" and both sides are using more energy.