I don’t think your judgment matters especially regarding bias because you’re selling content, you feed off of AI hype, you create nothing substantial (content-wise) but just trying to funnel traffic to your website. Sorry but you’re not at a place to talk about objectivity especially when it comes to AI related stuff.
I’m very familiar with your content. Commenting on the qualities of my judgement only comes off more like how dare you!? but chill not everyone has to find value in your work or text. If you really feel like you want to prove a point, share a post you find really original, that adds something we couldn’t find anywhere else. Relaying publicly available info with no authentic take or point is more like parroting to my taste so not something like that.
Your blog has been in my RSS feed for a long time, even before you became AI-pilled.
For at least a year or so, I’ve found very little substance in your writing. It’s mostly surface-level material, resembling the fluff we see on startup company blogs.
Even though I don’t use your relatively recent open-source projects, I respect the effort and contribution. But that’s not what I’m talking about. So, it’s not about your work in general.
Your blog and website content lack depth, originality, and sincerity. You’re trying to sell something, and I’m not a buyer. Still, I wouldn’t go so far as to say that people who buy your stuff have terrible judgment.
You cover AI extensively, but your style and apparent depth of knowledge on the subject (at least judging by your content) remind me of those “experts” invited onto news shows who have no solid credentials but have somehow figured out how to get airtime through social skills, connections, or networking. They present surface-level information riddled with logical and intellectual holes, yet manage to sound convincing to people with limited or no background in the subject.
