Some of our pages have third-party resources e.g. videos.. They’re loaded as soon as the page loads, and can slow things down. We can resolve this by loading a static element which looks similar to the actual embedded third-party instead of embedding it into our HTML. And then lazily loading the resource. The interaction pattern should look like:
- On load: Add a facade to the page
- On mouseover: The facade reconnects to third-party resources
- On click: The facade replaces itself with the third party product.
The page which raised this issue to awareness was https://aisafety.info/questions/5611/Why-can%E2%80%99t-we-just-turn-the-AI-off-if-it-starts-to-misbehave
Some of our pages have third-party resources e.g. videos.. They’re loaded as soon as the page loads, and can slow things down. We can resolve this by loading a static element which looks similar to the actual embedded third-party instead of embedding it into our HTML. And then lazily loading the resource. The interaction pattern should look like:
The page which raised this issue to awareness was https://aisafety.info/questions/5611/Why-can%E2%80%99t-we-just-turn-the-AI-off-if-it-starts-to-misbehave