Chat GPT AI
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ToeMissile
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Dude goes into the general steps to create it. 300-400 prompts including ideas from Gemini, little. It if editing in a standard program to line everything up, less than 3 days of work for 1 person.
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Tuco
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It's repulsive. If I ever saw a commercial with that I'd stay away from the product.
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ToeMissile
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I’d rather dumb/crazy than Macdonalds/Pepsi/etc “look how great/cool your life is with our product”. That said, commercials generally induce a negative response toward the product from me.
Arative
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Using AI makes you stupid, researchers find
Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots risk making people less intelligent by hampering the development of critical thinking, memory and language skills, research has found.
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Big Phoenix
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Ai is going to be far more devastating to humanity than cell phones have been so far.
Using AI makes you stupid, researchers find
Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots risk making people less intelligent by hampering the development of critical thinking, memory and language skills, research has found.www.yahoo.com
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Aldarion
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Just wait til the next big jump.
Your cell phone analogy is perfect. The internet was basically fine until they put it in everybodys pocket.
Portable AI powered apps are going to do something similar for the destructive potential of AI. I see a future where the majority of human activity and human interaction is AI scripted - where humans are purely meat puppets for the AI instructions. And its basically inevitable unless something catastrophic changes our current trajectory.
Kirun
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We're almost there now. A massive amount of social media interaction, especially amongst "hot button" social/political topics, are entirely AI driven. It won't be long until that permeates to all aspects of internet discourse.
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you joke. but i legit see business leaders in finance talking about agentic pre sales to agentic sales to close on all sorts of trades. not sure its legal, how it will work etc. but holy shit.
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Big Phoenix
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That's the big thing about the current ai craze, it's just completely ignoring all legal and regulatory issues. It's like self driving cars and violating traffic laws.
Denamian
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Aldarion
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I'm not joking at all. Society is enthusiastically running as fast as it can toward a huge fucking cliff. When I point this out, people tell me get out of the way old man.
On second though, I guess pointing out something so funny does count as a joke, even if I didnt mean it as one originally.
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TJT
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The next 5 years of AI wars are going to be some bullshit.
You think having Netflix, Disney+, AMC, and whatever other dumbass streaming services was bad? Wait until your kids need LEARNING AI KIDDAROO for $50 a month, Coding AI for your SWE job for $100 a month, and your wife's dumbass entertainment AI for another $30 a month.
I am only using Cursor as it can do all the technical stuff I want as well as the general ones. Grok is already $30+ a month what is this nonsense?
You think having Netflix, Disney+, AMC, and whatever other dumbass streaming services was bad? Wait until your kids need LEARNING AI KIDDAROO for $50 a month, Coding AI for your SWE job for $100 a month, and your wife's dumbass entertainment AI for another $30 a month.
I am only using Cursor as it can do all the technical stuff I want as well as the general ones. Grok is already $30+ a month what is this nonsense?
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TJT
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And yet college students today think outsourcing your cognitive abilities to Skynet makes them "clever." That is the next generation.Using AI makes you stupid, researchers find
Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots risk making people less intelligent by hampering the development of critical thinking, memory and language skills, research has found.