What is annoying? The level of intrusive advertising that the median North American is subjected to now is annoying to me, as someone born about 40 years ago.
So, no, the ads won't be annoying to people who have been slowly conditioned to think the ads aren't annoying. It's valid to ask whether we, now, want that or not.
Also this:
> It would be silly to believe that any system that gets used by millions or billions of people wont have ads.
Why? Given our current assumptions, perhaps, but why can't we try to innovate socially, as well as technologically?
So, no, the ads won't be annoying to people who have been slowly conditioned to think the ads aren't annoying. It's valid to ask whether we, now, want that or not.
Also this:
> It would be silly to believe that any system that gets used by millions or billions of people wont have ads.
Why? Given our current assumptions, perhaps, but why can't we try to innovate socially, as well as technologically?