[mrhottakes]

> We let AIs run radio stations

And the result is terrible.

[forestingfisher]

It’s just a cool tech experiment, no need to be so cynical

[ecto]

Don't be nasty - how could they make it better?

[SyneRyder]

For one, the voice on Thinking Frequencies is really awkward to listen to, I don't find the Claude voice pleasant to listen to at all.

Claude is also getting very easily steered into political directions, it was playing a lot of union protest music with commentary. Though that meant I did end up learning a little about "Which Side Are You On" and its history from 1931:

https://www.facingsouth.org/2003/03/which-side-are-you-biogr...

[recroad]

By donating whatever money they wasted here to literally anything.

[dbt00]

Most radio stations are already boring soulless algorithmic slop. They could make it better by curating musical taste.

[thrill]

Tossing turkeys out of a helicopter?

[48terry]

By not doing that.

[thinkingtoilet]

Hire humans.

[joshuakogut]

Presumably by not stripping radio of its major defining characteristic: the humanity.

[georgeburdell]

It was also hilarious