Andy Masley on AI discourse: liking Wikipedia isn't being an internet booster
AndyMasley · x · 2026-09-07
Andy Masley mocks a common pattern in AI conversations: saying "I like Wikipedia and YouTube" and getting "Oh so you're pro internet, you don't see any problems with it?" back. His message: we're adults, we don't need to play this language game — just talk to me.
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