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1. **comp.ai.* is Stagnant**: While `comp.ai.*` exists for
English-language AI topics, most of its groups—like
`comp.ai.neural-nets` or `comp.ai.philosophy`—are virtually inactive.
From what we’ve seen, they haven’t kept up with modern AI
developments (e.g., ChatGPT, generative models). We’re not convinced
that adding English posts there would revive them; it might just get
lost in the noise. `ai.*` offers a fresh, focused space to capture
today’s AI enthusiasm, starting with `ai.ita.*` and potentially
expanding (e.g., `ai.eng.*`).
2. **it.* Limits Scalability**: Creating an Italian AI group like
`it.ai` or `it.comp.ai` is a solid idea, and `it.*` is indeed active
thanks to the Italian community. But nesting AI under `it.*` ties it
to a national hierarchy, which works great for local topics but less
so for a global field like AI. `ai.*` lets us start with `ai.ita.*`
for Italians while leaving room for other languages (e.g., `ai.fr.*`,
`ai.de.*`) without needing separate proposals for each. It’s a more
unified, future-proof approach.
That said, we’re not ruling out synergy with `comp.ai.*` or `it.*`.
We could crosspost between `ai.ita.general` and `it.comp` to
kickstart activity, or even revive `comp.ai.*` as a parallel effort.
What do you think about that as a bridge?
We’d love your take on this—would fewer groups (say, three or four)
feel more sustainable to you? We’re flexible on the number if it
helps win your support.
### **Why ai.* is Worth a Shot**
Marco, we share your desire to see Usenet thrive. AI is buzzing
everywhere—X, Reddit, conferences—and Usenet risks missing out
without a modern, dedicated space.
Could we convince you to back this as an experiment?
Propagate `ai.ita.*`, watch the stats, and see if it takes off. If it
does, Usenet wins; if not, we pivot. Your support could make the
difference—any tweaks you’d suggest to feel good about it?
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