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Digg’s founders explain how they’re building a site for humans in the AI era
- Digg aims to bring back the spirit of the old web in the AI era, prioritizing human-created content over AI-generated content.
- Digg's new vision, under founders Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian, focuses on enabling discovery and community reminiscent of the early internet days.
- Ohanian's venture focuses on businesses aligned with values, seeing Digg as a step in that direction, away from AI-dominated content.
- Digg founders want to create a community focused on serving real people, not AI or bots, reflecting on the dead internet theory and the rise of AI-generated content.
- To counter bots infiltrating communities, Digg plans to use zero-knowledge proofs to verify human users and prioritize authentic human connections.
- The site may offer varying levels of service based on the likelihood of someone being human, utilizing techniques like owning a device for a longer period.
- Digg plans to use AI for site moderation but also aims to compensate moderators and creators financially for their contributions.
- The founders believe in aligning all stakeholders to make Digg successful by empowering creators to monetize their work and improve user experience.
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