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Spinks: Knowing an entity is a bot undermines any human relationship
“Use all the exact words that a human does, but the very knowledge that it's a bot will undermine any sort of relationship that you can build with it.”
Spinks: People only realize the extent of burnout after completely stopping work
“Burnout is something that you aren't always totally aware of in the moment, or you might know that you're tired or you're exhausted but you don't really know the extent. That's the kind of thing that like, until you stop everything, like you put everything dow…”
Spinks: Communities Revolving Around One Leader Are Overly Centralized and Unhealthy
“If your community revolves all around you, that's probably a red flag to begin with, that it's very it's overly centered on, on one person, and you're not creating more of a distributed sense of connection and responsibility and leadership.”
Spinks: Using bots for FAQs pushes communities toward higher quality discussions
“If a bot can help answer, you know, the top hundred most commonly asked questions, then that will lead your members to ask more specific, more nuanced questions, go into more detail, and that will lead to better conversations as well.”
Spinks: AI Leadership Could Enable Truly Member-Driven Communities
“A bot might actually be the most efficient way to get to that point where, yeah, a community is literally all about the members, because the leadership, the facilitation, the introductions, the sourcing the right content, the moderation, all that can be done b…”