The most interesting finding from our survey with AskHistorians is the relationship between someone's sense of belonging and a sense of AI use.
đź‘ŹThe more someone thinks AI is being used in the com...
@nprofile1q... Interesting to look at a sub Reddit as a community. I suppose the r/AskHistorians is a sub to start research on “community” but the volunteer historians there are answering questions asked. They are not having conversations there unless it is between historians not the general public who visit there. I’m in it but didn’t see any posts about a survey.
I can promise you there really are solid communities that are dynamic and growing in r/dementia
r/caregivers
r/caregiversupport.
And r/laundry led by our guru there Kisamie
Constant conversations day and night. Members are thinking maybe we are a Cult there, something about Spa Day mumble mumble.
Anyway, any use of Ai to post questions or advice will be quickly asked to exit in these subs. If Ai was common there would be a quick drop in activity.
I can promise you there really are solid communities that are dynamic and growing in r/dementia
r/caregivers
r/caregiversupport.
And r/laundry led by our guru there Kisamie
Constant conversations day and night. Members are thinking maybe we are a Cult there, something about Spa Day mumble mumble.
Anyway, any use of Ai to post questions or advice will be quickly asked to exit in these subs. If Ai was common there would be a quick drop in activity.
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