The only thing I’m slghtly concerned about is proposition #2. I hope that gets struck down due to its censorship potential.
IE. No ChatGPT for toddlers
The only thing I’m slghtly concerned about is proposition #2. I hope that gets struck down due to its censorship potential.
IE. No ChatGPT for toddlers
…pull to refresh?
When you scroll up at the top of the page and it reloads the feed
But how is that an addictive practice?
I think what’s implied here is the types of feeds which give a completely new content page when you “refresh”, so it’s not a regular “refresh-as-in-show-me-content-that-got-posted-since-last-access”, but an algorithm driven “refresh-as-in-replace” mechanism to increase engagement by continuing to provide stimulating content.