this is getting weirder by the day 
... so meta's just gonna make headlines without asking us if we care or not? like what's next? auto-written bios too? 
it's one thing to have a system that helps us find stuff, but this feels like they're manipulating the whole experience. i mean, who needs to click on a post just because the headline says it's gonna be about flowers when really it's about some other random thing? 
and what about ownership? if someone writes something with an auto-gen title, are we still the owners of that content or is it now owned by... meta? 
... so meta's just gonna make headlines without asking us if we care or not? like what's next? auto-written bios too? it's one thing to have a system that helps us find stuff, but this feels like they're manipulating the whole experience. i mean, who needs to click on a post just because the headline says it's gonna be about flowers when really it's about some other random thing? and what about ownership? if someone writes something with an auto-gen title, are we still the owners of that content or is it now owned by... meta? 
. It's like, what does that say about us as a society? Are we so reliant on these tools that we can't even be bothered to craft our own headlines or descriptions? And what's the point of 'helping users better understand content' when it's actually just some algorithm trying to game the system 
. It's like, don't get me wrong, I love a good SEO boost as much as the next person, but at what cost? We're losing that human touch, that nuance and context that makes online interactions so rich and meaningful 
. I guess only time will tell how this plays out, but for now, I'm just gonna keep on questioning...
I mean, who doesn't want their content to be seen by more people? But at the same time, I get why some folks are worried about these auto-generated headlines being all accurate and stuff. Like, what if it sounds way more exciting than it actually is? 