womjunru

Lots of things are advertised beyond their capabilities. Especially if people use them wrong.

AI isn’t bad. People are bad. Giving people AI is just one tool in a sea of millions of tools than can be misused. Focusing on it as the issue is ignoring the actual problem.

Is there a specific personal event that brought you to your opinion of AI, or is it mostly just stuff in the media?

Do you think that when a person is downvoted that it makes them wrong?

Yes but social media is far worse for that, so you’re sort of yelling at clouds here.

How about this: anyone who doesn’t use ai for its intended purpose is banned from the system? 😅

It’s about the user. I’m allowed to make comments.

Did I claim that? 💋

I don’t know that you’re talking about, but if you think that’s how any of our past interactions have gone than you’ve secured my opinion of you.

You should block me, because you’re tagged. If you don’t like being constantly reminded of various ill comments I’ve seen you post, then blocking me is a smart choice.

I think that they mean they’re testing the entire population of kids they could have come in contact with and not that they actually came in contact with all of them. Better safe than sorry kinda thing.

Everything she is allowed to say publicly has been chosen for her.

You’re tagged. It’s true.

Nah, just got you tagged.

I haven’t lost anything, I’m just not agreeing with you.

I think that if a person is suffering from mental issues that they can get the justification for their delusions regardless of AI. While it does provide some immediate access to information that they may interpret unhealthily, it is not unlike participating in social media within an echo chamber—which I would argue does more damage.

I will give you one thing though… I think more publicly available (ChatGPT) AI models need to cut off topics at a certain point and just refuse to go any further without forcefully inserting warning messages about getting professional help—but we could say the same thing about social media, haha.

I think a heat map might disagree with that on a red vs blue state level, but if that map was specifically by income, I agree it would be higher in poor areas.

How to word this… poor people are killed more than rich people, but poor people are killed more often in red states than in blue. Something like that.