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  "text": "StackExchange feels like the closer analogy.\n\nBut both StackExchange and Wikipedia were two-sided peer-production / community systems. It feels like LLMs (like Google fact cards) alienate readers from that production, and I'm concerned what that means for knowledge production"
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