> I get a lot from seeing the person talk vs reading a summary
And some people simply have the opposite preference. There's lots of situations where sound is simply not an option. Some people are hearing impaired. Some people are visually impaired, and will definitely not get much from watching the person speak. Some ESL people have a hard time with spoken English. Even some native English speakers have a hard time with certain accents. Some people only have 5 minutes to spare instead of 50.
All of those problems are solved by the written word, which is why it hasn't gone away yet, even though we have amazing video capabilities.
You can have a preference without randomly label everything you don't like as AI slop.
And some people simply have the opposite preference. There's lots of situations where sound is simply not an option. Some people are hearing impaired. Some people are visually impaired, and will definitely not get much from watching the person speak. Some ESL people have a hard time with spoken English. Even some native English speakers have a hard time with certain accents. Some people only have 5 minutes to spare instead of 50.
All of those problems are solved by the written word, which is why it hasn't gone away yet, even though we have amazing video capabilities.
You can have a preference without randomly label everything you don't like as AI slop.