There we go!

[rejzor@mastodon.social]

@stux I've said in the beginning. Just skip BlueSky and go for Mastodon. It will go the same route as Twitter. I'm literally a prophet.

[krazov@mstdn.social]

@stux @ahltorp True, but Bluesky the company knew that, and Attie — the "AI feed composer" in question — is a separate app, to not piss off Blueskyans. Also, it's not really AI, apparently, but more of an algorithm, which led someone to a hypothesis that the whole ruse was to satisfy (mostly crypto) investors. I'm still rather observing it, so we'll see, but BS devs started vibe-coding Bluesky, so this can take a sudden turn any time now.

[pmandemaker@social.vivaldi.net]

@stux Attie actually sounds interesting. Didn't hear of it before but I think it's the kind of service that can empower people to build their own feeds. I like it. Wish something like that existed for Mastodon. Getting a bit tired of the anti AI people here. That's not what I joined Mastodon for.

[archivescribe@mastodon.social]

@stux Sorry to see. I knew this was coming the second I heard about Bain Capital Crypto seeding $100 million. I hate seeing this. I just have to hope things change. I still like Bluesky and want it to succeed, but this is bad news.

[mackuba@martianbase.net]

@Krazov @stux @ahltorp It's basically an AI-driven version of existing feed building tools like https://skyfeed.app or https://www.graze.social - these let you build feeds by putting together some source and filter components in some graphical UI, but they still require some work and technical understanding, this is meant to make this easier and more accessible to less technical audience.

[mackuba@martianbase.net]

@pmandemaker @stux Yeah, it's basically anti-Twitter - Twitter is "we make one algorithm for you and you don't control it, we know what is best for you (and we'll add some right wing content there extra)", this is "build your own algorithm exactly as you want"

[rexi@mastodon.social]

@stux

could be a new world record for enshittification depth and speed.

[sl007@digitalcourage.social]

@stux

the irony is that you can't search there if you are not logged in or have an account.
But no worries, since everything is Public you can use the google `site:` search.

[krazov@mstdn.social]

@mackuba @stux @ahltorp I saw a screenshot in the meantime, and it's true that there is some sort of "AI" involved.

[spacelifeform@infosec.exchange]

@stux

And you need an account while they track your interests.

Hard pass.