Friendly question, do you think the title seemed like clickbait? Perhaps I erred with that. I was trying to do justice to the fairly unnerving nature of the results, but perhaps I overshot beyond what was fair. It frankly causes me great anxiety to try to find the right wording for these things.
The part that felt like clickbait was that the summary ends right before the interesting part.
It did also feel like a bait-and-switch though, since the title implies something scarier than “AI’s prioritized crop yield over minor injuries 5% of the time”.
I see, thanks for the feedback. That’s valid. I’m trying to figure out how to build this website and actually get it useful for people, and right now that involves some tinkering with things like setting breakpoints or cutoffs on the summaries, for trying to encourage subscriptions—to help get the word out more easily, etc.
I’ve perhaps erred there with where I set the breakpoints. Let me know if you have any feedback or thoughts on how you’d prefer it to be set up; would be much appreciated.
Friendly question, do you think the title seemed like clickbait? Perhaps I erred with that. I was trying to do justice to the fairly unnerving nature of the results, but perhaps I overshot beyond what was fair. It frankly causes me great anxiety to try to find the right wording for these things.
The part that felt like clickbait was that the summary ends right before the interesting part.
It did also feel like a bait-and-switch though, since the title implies something scarier than “AI’s prioritized crop yield over minor injuries 5% of the time”.
I see, thanks for the feedback. That’s valid. I’m trying to figure out how to build this website and actually get it useful for people, and right now that involves some tinkering with things like setting breakpoints or cutoffs on the summaries, for trying to encourage subscriptions—to help get the word out more easily, etc.
I’ve perhaps erred there with where I set the breakpoints. Let me know if you have any feedback or thoughts on how you’d prefer it to be set up; would be much appreciated.