Ok, it’s not a problem of the majority of Reddit but of the most popular subreddits and the front feed.

https://old.reddit.com/r/all/top/?sort=top&t=day

Nah, most subreddits are the same. All the top threads in each community are usually pictures, memes, or news. It’s hard to find discussions unless you specifically search for not so popular posts.

My biggest concern with the increasing number of people is that any interesting threads will be buried beneath memes, pictures, and similar content, like it happens on Reddit.

I already am perfectly fine tailoring my media to my preferences.

The only way you can tailor the media to your preferences nowadays is by creating images using a program like stable diffusion, all other media may fit or not but it’s not been created according to your preferences, this AGI would create the media just for you.

a questionable and new technology

That just depends on when you adopt it; personally, I would prefer to have some privacy, so I would use it when it can be run locally, allowing me to have more control over my information.

could be the unironical use of waifu.

I used the term “waifu” to refer to the customizable personality and appearance of an AGI companion because it has been commonly used in the context of virtual assistants with user-selected characteristics.

I find very frustrating in Reddit that I often find controversial posts more interesting than top posts because the more users there are in a subreddit the more memes get upvoted and everything else gets downvoted.

I’m most excited about the upcoming Vicuna 65B and other LLMs with 100k+ context that can basically get a whole book or large source code as input.

Lately I’m doing this tiramisu every few weeks and freezing it for when I want to eat some.