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    Paul Graham Says AI Ends Vague Clickbait

    Y Combinator co-founder says he queries ChatGPT instead of clicking links.

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    Paul Graham, co-founder of Y Combinator, shared his view on an unexpected benefit of AI tools like ChatGPT. In his post, he explains that vague clickbait headlines no longer draw clicks because users can directly query AI for the information promised in such links. Rather than clicking through to discover a new theory explaining something, he simply asks the chatbot. His comment reflects a shift in how people consume information online due to AI capabilities.

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    @paulgUnexpected benefit of AI: Tantalizingly vague clickbait no longer works. Instead of clicking on the link to learn the new theory that explains x, I just ask ChatGPT what it is.

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    @paulgUnexpected benefit of AI: Tantalizingly vague clickbait no longer works. Instead of clicking on the link to learn the new theory that explains x, I just ask ChatGPT what it is.