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Me: Serious question: do people actually believe stories that are so transparently stupid, or is it mostly an elaborate bit (that is, there is at least a voice of moderate loudness expressing doubt internally) in a sad attempt to get money from AI grifters?
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Absolutely perfect way of talking about the current AI craze
It's funny that we invented machines to reduce our workload and enjoy more of our limited time on this planet.
Yet, somewhere along the way, we drifted off course and started trying to work on overdrive, behaving like machines only to regret it later on our deathbeds ↗.
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Yet, somewhere along the way, we drifted off course and started trying to work on overdrive, behaving like machines only to regret it later on our deathbeds ↗.
We try hacks and supplements to trick our minds and bodies into producing more an... See more
Makes me think of how the first AI tools that came to the public eye a couple of years ago were sold to us as productivity aids that could free us time from long, boring, or repetitive tasks and someone make us regain some time (or it might just be this is how I thought AI was being promoted to me/my social circle).
And yet, somewhere along the way, we began using AI as our planner, calendar or in support of it — basically asking natural language processing and AI algorithms to free us more time so we could… work more? Achieve more? Have something else to work on instead?
What about the time the machine help us free? Where has that gone?
Choosing our own medium and making it our own will flood us with a sense of agency in a way that jamming it onto instagram just never will. Imagine the experience of creating a printed local event calendar: you choose the type or you handwrite it all yourself, you pick the color and paper and if you want to add any weird flair, you get to talk to p... See more
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I don’t know about you, but when you put these all in the same basket, to me it really does sound like I’m reciting a magic spell or something
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I mean, yes, I knew this, but having it elaborated with such brevity is exactly what I was looking for