Maybe it's time for the internet to fork… One for AI, and the rest of the capitalistic crap that the majority of people didn't ask for, and another for actual humans.
@andycarolan agree, but I'm a bit concerned about which fork the businesses (and hence our salaries) will decide to follow.
@andreab Doesn't matter if the work many of us do can be replaced by a few algorithms lol.
@andreab @andycarolan I'm happy to work on one and use another. I already do that with socials, anyway.
@andycarolan Proposal: the Internet stays as it is, but the World Wide Web becomes that human-centric world you’re thinking of.
I did take a brief look at Gemini via the Lagrange browser some time back. Perhaps it's time for me to revisit that! @nigel
@nigel I agree... it would probably just lead to more fragmentation.
The vast majority of people won’t bother to install yet another browser... there's already enough confusion with the current state of browsers and standards lol
@andycarolan getting cyberpunk net disaster and blackwall wibes
let's start with an alternative to DNS that's ACTUALLY distributed and not dependent on a blockchain.
@andycarolan I think projects like the small web align with this. https://benhoyt.com/writings/the-small-web-is-beautiful/ is a good start. Also Gemini which others have replied about
@PCurd Thanks Peter, I will take a look! I did install Lagrange some time back to take a look at Gemini... but I never spent much time/effort. Given recent events *waves at everything*, I guess now is the time lol.