Better solution: Don't call AI a "user."
Keep it like Tron. Users are explicitly human.
this post was submitted on 26 Aug 2024
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no captcha annoyance
https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/04/19/1090872/ai-users-people-terms/
The authors only other article was two years ago about psychedelics...
And from as far as I could make it I to this one, it sounds like she's been on them continuously.
It's just such a stupid thing to get upset and write about.
Are you claiming that the many UXers cited within the article, including the one who invented the term, have been on psychedlics as well? Sure, it's a small issue, but that doesn't negate it.
UXers
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I'm pretty sure the article is paywalled, which is why I used an archive link. Also, archive.today is notorious for using an endless captcha against people who use a Cloudflare DNS because archive.today wants to redirect you to a server with capacity based on approximate IP location. I should've used web.archive but only archive.today is supported by this really convenient extension to get an archive link.
As a consumer and a low skilled worker I think the solution to call the rich "dinner".