Ironic that this has all the tells of an LLM-generated text.

> This is not a minor shift in user behavior. It is an inversion of the Internet’s original knowledge architecture.

take offfffff

This whole tweet looks LLM-generated. It's the same old bland format and speech-styles that chatgpt answers with.

And yet, ironically, we have this post. And sites like Reddit and Substack and the site I'm commenting on right now -- lots of human thought still in circulation on the Internet. The sites he mentioned like Quora are dying for other reasons. And LLMs still pull from all these sources, perhaps more draining than search engines that came before LLMs, but yet we are still here, posting and commenting, I don't see it going away. In fact, I meet more and more friends that are finding their voice on Substack or YouTube or their own blog and producing even more thought content on the web than ever before.

There's barely any incentive to publish anything online if the main way to interact with the web is through LLMs that don't click ads or mention your name etc

Who is this person? Why should I care about this?