AI access breaks creators' feedback loops, argues OpenAPS founder
scottleibrand · x · 2026-09-27
OpenAPS founder Dana Lewis argues that while she welcomes AI summarizing her open-source work — it even surfaces content buried on page 17 of Google — it severs the feedback loop: at roughly 1 comment per 500 reads, those rare signals told creators their work mattered, and AI-mediated reading erases them.
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