AI is a single piece of the plague of misinformation.
shecho18 on
People with feeble minds and/or no critical thinking skills will find it difficult to face reality.
Chorus23 on
Public release of ChatGPT, or rather allowing it to continue, was probably the worst public policy mistake governments ever made. Or perhaps it wasn’t a mistake?
thiscouldbemassive on
AI makes money by increasing engagement. It increases engagement by telling people what they want to hear even if it’s unreasonable and untrue. What people want to hear is that they are special and more deserving than others, all their flaws are forgivable and maybe even noble, their prejudices justified, and that all their failures are the result of malicious persecution and not their fault. Have a diet of non-stop ego candy and eventually your brain goes pear-shaped.
jimmytickles on
Look at any of the AI sub reddits. Hard yes
HedonicAbsurdist on
Sure, if you’re one of the people that believes AI is some kind of oracle of truth, which it isn’t.
JiminyJilickers-79 on
Artificial intelligence interacting with low intelligence will definitely produce some interesting results.
retrocheats on
AI is an echo chamber, that’s designed to tell you what you want to hear.
This is dangerous!
MrValdemar on
Yes. CEOs who think that just saying „AI“ will mean untold profits.
WaffleHouseGladiator on
AI could be useful, but appropriate implementation relies on users who have critical thinking skills and understand how AI works (or doesn’t). Currently, a reliance on AI to manage critical resources is a recipe for disasters.
Wretched_Geezer on
It’s clear to me that 35% of the American population has been delusional for some time now.
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AI is a single piece of the plague of misinformation.
People with feeble minds and/or no critical thinking skills will find it difficult to face reality.
Public release of ChatGPT, or rather allowing it to continue, was probably the worst public policy mistake governments ever made. Or perhaps it wasn’t a mistake?
AI makes money by increasing engagement. It increases engagement by telling people what they want to hear even if it’s unreasonable and untrue. What people want to hear is that they are special and more deserving than others, all their flaws are forgivable and maybe even noble, their prejudices justified, and that all their failures are the result of malicious persecution and not their fault. Have a diet of non-stop ego candy and eventually your brain goes pear-shaped.
Look at any of the AI sub reddits. Hard yes
Sure, if you’re one of the people that believes AI is some kind of oracle of truth, which it isn’t.
Artificial intelligence interacting with low intelligence will definitely produce some interesting results.
AI is an echo chamber, that’s designed to tell you what you want to hear.
This is dangerous!
Yes. CEOs who think that just saying „AI“ will mean untold profits.
AI could be useful, but appropriate implementation relies on users who have critical thinking skills and understand how AI works (or doesn’t). Currently, a reliance on AI to manage critical resources is a recipe for disasters.
It’s clear to me that 35% of the American population has been delusional for some time now.