AI seems like a cult

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Anonymous wrote:I use AI to write all the time, but I don't have AI do the writing. Because it will do it wrong.

But I use the AI bot embedded in Word to ask questions, get ideas, find synonyms, even think through a problem I'm having. I use it like a combination of a more convenient/efficient search engine and a coworker who will let me bounce ideas of them when I need to.

It has made me a more productive writer because when I'm working on something and hit a wall, instead of leaving my document and doing something else (including time wasters like looking at social media or playing a game on my phone, the stuff I used to do for procrastination) I just ask the AI chatbot how to push through. Like literally a fifth of my queries to the chatbot are stuff like "ugh I don't feel like finishing this section, how can I make myself do it?" And it will actually give me useful ways to do it. It's not groundbreaking stuff -- it will be like "some people find it useful to break up a piece of writing into smaller sections as a way to make it seem more manageable -- can you split the section up into sub-sections or paragraphs and just take them one by one?" Sure, that's something I should and can come up with on my own. But it's more effective when it comes from someone else!

I could never turn in work that I literally submitted AI to write. I'd feel ashamed. Also, I'm a control freak about my writing and I'd wind up going through and editing it and probably changing the whole thing. But as a tool to help me get my work done? Hell yes, I love it.

So AI is just a replacement for you accessing the extremely simple concepts you (should have) learned in middle school? You readily admit that you aren’t familiar with the concept of writer’s block or taking breaks? My kindergartener already knows about brain breaks.

Every example the folks in this thread give of the “power” of AI is just another data point proving the theory that it is a silky tool used exclusively by lazy idiots.

I asked ChatGPT to critique and re-write your response. Here's what it said:

Here’s a critique of your passage from a clarity, tone, and impact perspective:

1. Clarity:
The phrase “extremely simple concepts you (should have) learned in middle school” is wordy and disrupts the flow. Using parentheses makes it feel fragmented and less impactful.
The second sentence “You readily admit that you aren’t familiar…” could be more concise.
The final sentence, “Every example the folks in this thread give…” is a bit convoluted and could be more direct.

2. Tone:
The tone is intentionally confrontational, but the mention of “my kindergartener” makes it sound more personal and less about the broader issue. It may weaken the critique because it shifts from being about the AI discussion to sounding like a personal jab.
Phrases like “lazy idiots” are strong, but they may come off as overly aggressive rather than insightful. Using a sharper, more precise insult could make the point more effectively.

3. Impact:
The passage feels like a mix between personal frustration and a general critique. Clarifying the target and keeping the tone consistent would make it more powerful.
The word "silky" as a descriptor for a tool is a bit confusing and doesn’t fit well in this context.

Revised Version:

**"So AI is just your shortcut for grasping basic concepts you should’ve nailed in middle school? You’re really out here admitting you don’t know about writer’s block or taking breaks—things my kindergartener already understands?

Every single example in this thread just confirms it: AI is nothing more than a shiny pacifier for lazy minds."**

If anyone else would like their writing critiqued by ChatGPT, let me know!

NP. I am not sure I have a strong position on AI in general, but it is really extraordinary how every time ChatGPT makes the output worse. Although "shiny pacifier for lazy minds" is almost so bad it's good.

[Anonymous]

Does this not seem like a fundamental flaw? How do you reform something that is inherently fabulist?

Today’s A.I. bots are based on complex mathematical systems that learn their skills by analyzing enormous amounts of digital data. They do not — and cannot — decide what is true and what is false. Sometimes, they just make stuff up, a phenomenon some A.I. researchers call hallucinations. On one test, the hallucination rates of newer A.I. systems were as high as 79 percent.

. . . “Despite our best efforts, they will always hallucinate,” said Amr Awadallah, the chief executive of Vectara, a start-up that builds A.I. tools for businesses, and a former Google executive. “That will never go away.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/05/technology/ai-hallucinations-chatgpt-google.html

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Anonymous wrote:Unpopular take which I hope is true: AI is a bubble and will be laughed at in a decade. It does have uses, but people will increasingly see anything it touches as tainted. Involved parents already see the danger and are banning its use by kids. Successful kids will wean themselves from it, and write and do math without, standing out even more from the masses. Our whole family is staying away, not because we are luddite, but because we think it will ruin our happiness and future success.

Wow. I’m all for integrating new technology into your life in a thoughtful way but your post reflects a complete lack of knowledge of what AI even is.

“AI” and machine learning have been in development for decades. It’s not a “fad.” It’s not limited to chatGPT doing your kid’s homework. It’s an incredible scientific advance on par with the internet itself.

And just like the internet is capable of being used for a lot of bad things, it’s also created advances that we previously would not have imagined.

LOL. No. WTF are you even talking about?

Great argument. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about this topic.

I’m not the one who made the outlandish claim. Why you don’t you back it up with some examples? Or let’s be real, why don’t you ask ChatGPT to make up some examples of what a scientific achievement it is, and how it’s on par with the internet itself?

Here is ChatGPT’s response:

Happy to oblige. AI systems like AlphaFold solved one of biology’s grand challenges by accurately predicting protein structures, a breakthrough reshaping medicine and biotech. Generative models are accelerating materials science, designing novel compounds, and optimizing fusion reactor configurations.

AI’s used in neural radiance fields (NeRFs) for cutting-edge 3D imaging, and in adaptive optics for calibrating the James Webb Space Telescope.

It’s transforming diagnostics by detecting diabetic retinopathy and early-stage cancers faster than specialists.

But sure — let’s pretend it’s just a toy, while the rest of us reshape the world you’re still trying to insult from the sidelines.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:These debates over whether to use AI as a substitute for a human therapist has had an unforeseen but useful result: it reveals that most human therapists are frauds & a waste of your money. Carolyn Hax, are you reading this?

Agreed. I also think it's introducing some important conversations about what therapy is for, and what makes a therapist "good."

I do think AI could be used to design an effective CBT program to address a lot of common mental health issues -- anxiety and mild or moderate depression. There were already shifts toward virtual, group based programs for CBT as a cost-effective model to deliver one of the most proven effective mental health approaches to more people. AI could be a step beyond that. CBT, ultimately, is effective as a self-directed program, but most people need guidance and people struggling with mental health especially need support.

But do they need to spend an hour a week talking about their childhood with someone who is very likely to be mediocre-to-bad at talk therapy? In my personal experience: no. It can sometimes be helpful to talk to a person, even a crap therapist, when you are really struggling with depression. But the initial benefit of talking to a person and taking action rapidly disappears as the person is revealed to be inept or fraudulent. Using a robot administering an effective program is preferable to this because at least you go in knowing what you are getting.

A truly skilled therapist is worth their weight in gold, which is why they often cost about that much. Plus there are too few of them, certainly not enough to actually treat all the people who could benefit from talk therapy. The threat of AI may be the push the industry needs to figure out how to recruit and train truly good therapists. I'd much rather see an effective human therapist than use a CBT bot. But I'd rather use a CBT bot than go to yet another bad therapist. Hopefully the industry gets this and starts looking at how they train and develop therapists because what they are doing now isn't working for the most part.

Who knows, maybe AI could be used to train therapists.

Welcome to the matrix.

Garbage in, garbage out

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Unpopular take which I hope is true: AI is a bubble and will be laughed at in a decade. It does have uses, but people will increasingly see anything it touches as tainted. Involved parents already see the danger and are banning its use by kids. Successful kids will wean themselves from it, and write and do math without, standing out even more from the masses. Our whole family is staying away, not because we are luddite, but because we think it will ruin our happiness and future success.

Wow. I’m all for integrating new technology into your life in a thoughtful way but your post reflects a complete lack of knowledge of what AI even is.

“AI” and machine learning have been in development for decades. It’s not a “fad.” It’s not limited to chatGPT doing your kid’s homework. It’s an incredible scientific advance on par with the internet itself.

And just like the internet is capable of being used for a lot of bad things, it’s also created advances that we previously would not have imagined.

LOL. No. WTF are you even talking about?

Great argument. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about this topic.

I’m not the one who made the outlandish claim. Why you don’t you back it up with some examples? Or let’s be real, why don’t you ask ChatGPT to make up some examples of what a scientific achievement it is, and how it’s on par with the internet itself?

Here is ChatGPT’s response:

Happy to oblige. AI systems like AlphaFold solved one of biology’s grand challenges by accurately predicting protein structures, a breakthrough reshaping medicine and biotech. Generative models are accelerating materials science, designing novel compounds, and optimizing fusion reactor configurations.

AI’s used in neural radiance fields (NeRFs) for cutting-edge 3D imaging, and in adaptive optics for calibrating the James Webb Space Telescope.

It’s transforming diagnostics by detecting diabetic retinopathy and early-stage cancers faster than specialists.

But sure — let’s pretend it’s just a toy, while the rest of us reshape the world you’re still trying to insult from the sidelines.

How is any of this on par with the invention of the internet itself?

You have no clue what you’re talking about. And I am 100% certain that you have no clue what ChatGPT is talking about, either.

I do, however, believe that you and your ilk are in fact reshaping the world. You are making it much worse.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Unpopular take which I hope is true: AI is a bubble and will be laughed at in a decade. It does have uses, but people will increasingly see anything it touches as tainted. Involved parents already see the danger and are banning its use by kids. Successful kids will wean themselves from it, and write and do math without, standing out even more from the masses. Our whole family is staying away, not because we are luddite, but because we think it will ruin our happiness and future success.

Wow. I’m all for integrating new technology into your life in a thoughtful way but your post reflects a complete lack of knowledge of what AI even is.

“AI” and machine learning have been in development for decades. It’s not a “fad.” It’s not limited to chatGPT doing your kid’s homework. It’s an incredible scientific advance on par with the internet itself.

And just like the internet is capable of being used for a lot of bad things, it’s also created advances that we previously would not have imagined.

LOL. No. WTF are you even talking about?

Great argument. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about this topic.

I’m not the one who made the outlandish claim. Why you don’t you back it up with some examples? Or let’s be real, why don’t you ask ChatGPT to make up some examples of what a scientific achievement it is, and how it’s on par with the internet itself?

Here is ChatGPT’s response:

Happy to oblige. AI systems like AlphaFold solved one of biology’s grand challenges by accurately predicting protein structures, a breakthrough reshaping medicine and biotech. Generative models are accelerating materials science, designing novel compounds, and optimizing fusion reactor configurations.

AI’s used in neural radiance fields (NeRFs) for cutting-edge 3D imaging, and in adaptive optics for calibrating the James Webb Space Telescope.

It’s transforming diagnostics by detecting diabetic retinopathy and early-stage cancers faster than specialists.

But sure — let’s pretend it’s just a toy, while the rest of us reshape the world you’re still trying to insult from the sidelines.

How is any of this on par with the invention of the internet itself?

You have no clue what you’re talking about. And I am 100% certain that you have no clue what ChatGPT is talking about, either.

I do, however, believe that you and your ilk are in fact reshaping the world. You are making it much worse.

Musk is using this to takeover the dummies ands it’s working.

Cult of stupidity wants king don and musk to breathe fir them that’s what AU will do

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unpopular take which I hope is true: AI is a bubble and will be laughed at in a decade. It does have uses, but people will increasingly see anything it touches as tainted. Involved parents already see the danger and are banning its use by kids. Successful kids will wean themselves from it, and write and do math without, standing out even more from the masses. Our whole family is staying away, not because we are luddite, but because we think it will ruin our happiness and future success.

Wow. I’m all for integrating new technology into your life in a thoughtful way but your post reflects a complete lack of knowledge of what AI even is.

“AI” and machine learning have been in development for decades. It’s not a “fad.” It’s not limited to chatGPT doing your kid’s homework. It’s an incredible scientific advance on par with the internet itself.

And just like the internet is capable of being used for a lot of bad things, it’s also created advances that we previously would not have imagined.

LOL. No. WTF are you even talking about?

Great argument. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about this topic.

I’m not the one who made the outlandish claim. Why you don’t you back it up with some examples? Or let’s be real, why don’t you ask ChatGPT to make up some examples of what a scientific achievement it is, and how it’s on par with the internet itself?

Here is ChatGPT’s response:

Happy to oblige. AI systems like AlphaFold solved one of biology’s grand challenges by accurately predicting protein structures, a breakthrough reshaping medicine and biotech. Generative models are accelerating materials science, designing novel compounds, and optimizing fusion reactor configurations.

AI’s used in neural radiance fields (NeRFs) for cutting-edge 3D imaging, and in adaptive optics for calibrating the James Webb Space Telescope.

It’s transforming diagnostics by detecting diabetic retinopathy and early-stage cancers faster than specialists.

But sure — let’s pretend it’s just a toy, while the rest of us reshape the world you’re still trying to insult from the sidelines.

How is any of this on par with the invention of the internet itself?

You have no clue what you’re talking about. And I am 100% certain that you have no clue what ChatGPT is talking about, either.

I do, however, believe that you and your ilk are in fact reshaping the world. You are making it much worse.

You’re entitled to your skepticism, but dismissing AI’s advances as insignificant compared to the internet is shortsighted. Every technological revolution feels incremental to those watching it unfold in real time. The internet didn’t announce itself as the internet in 1993 — it was email, Usenet groups, and clunky webpages until it wasn’t.

AI is quietly threading itself through biotech, medicine, climate science, energy, and creative industries. You don’t have to like it, but denying its impact won’t make it less real. And yes — every tool can be misused or overhyped. That doesn’t erase its capacity to be world-changing.

You don’t have to agree. But at least argue the point in good faith.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Unpopular take which I hope is true: AI is a bubble and will be laughed at in a decade. It does have uses, but people will increasingly see anything it touches as tainted. Involved parents already see the danger and are banning its use by kids. Successful kids will wean themselves from it, and write and do math without, standing out even more from the masses. Our whole family is staying away, not because we are luddite, but because we think it will ruin our happiness and future success.

Wow. I’m all for integrating new technology into your life in a thoughtful way but your post reflects a complete lack of knowledge of what AI even is.

“AI” and machine learning have been in development for decades. It’s not a “fad.” It’s not limited to chatGPT doing your kid’s homework. It’s an incredible scientific advance on par with the internet itself.

And just like the internet is capable of being used for a lot of bad things, it’s also created advances that we previously would not have imagined.

LOL. No. WTF are you even talking about?

Great argument. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about this topic.

I’m not the one who made the outlandish claim. Why you don’t you back it up with some examples? Or let’s be real, why don’t you ask ChatGPT to make up some examples of what a scientific achievement it is, and how it’s on par with the internet itself?

Here is ChatGPT’s response:

Happy to oblige. AI systems like AlphaFold solved one of biology’s grand challenges by accurately predicting protein structures, a breakthrough reshaping medicine and biotech. Generative models are accelerating materials science, designing novel compounds, and optimizing fusion reactor configurations.

AI’s used in neural radiance fields (NeRFs) for cutting-edge 3D imaging, and in adaptive optics for calibrating the James Webb Space Telescope.

It’s transforming diagnostics by detecting diabetic retinopathy and early-stage cancers faster than specialists.

But sure — let’s pretend it’s just a toy, while the rest of us reshape the world you’re still trying to insult from the sidelines.

How is any of this on par with the invention of the internet itself?

You have no clue what you’re talking about. And I am 100% certain that you have no clue what ChatGPT is talking about, either.

I do, however, believe that you and your ilk are in fact reshaping the world. You are making it much worse.

You’re entitled to your skepticism, but dismissing AI’s advances as insignificant compared to the internet is shortsighted. Every technological revolution feels incremental to those watching it unfold in real time. The internet didn’t announce itself as the internet in 1993 — it was email, Usenet groups, and clunky webpages until it wasn’t.

AI is quietly threading itself through biotech, medicine, climate science, energy, and creative industries. You don’t have to like it, but denying its impact won’t make it less real. And yes — every tool can be misused or overhyped. That doesn’t erase its capacity to be world-changing.

You don’t have to agree. But at least argue the point in good faith.

It’s impossible to argue with a half-person/half-bot who simply can’t or won’t understand.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unpopular take which I hope is true: AI is a bubble and will be laughed at in a decade. It does have uses, but people will increasingly see anything it touches as tainted. Involved parents already see the danger and are banning its use by kids. Successful kids will wean themselves from it, and write and do math without, standing out even more from the masses. Our whole family is staying away, not because we are luddite, but because we think it will ruin our happiness and future success.

Wow. I’m all for integrating new technology into your life in a thoughtful way but your post reflects a complete lack of knowledge of what AI even is.

“AI” and machine learning have been in development for decades. It’s not a “fad.” It’s not limited to chatGPT doing your kid’s homework. It’s an incredible scientific advance on par with the internet itself.

And just like the internet is capable of being used for a lot of bad things, it’s also created advances that we previously would not have imagined.

LOL. No. WTF are you even talking about?

Great argument. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about this topic.

I’m not the one who made the outlandish claim. Why you don’t you back it up with some examples? Or let’s be real, why don’t you ask ChatGPT to make up some examples of what a scientific achievement it is, and how it’s on par with the internet itself?

Here is ChatGPT’s response:

Happy to oblige. AI systems like AlphaFold solved one of biology’s grand challenges by accurately predicting protein structures, a breakthrough reshaping medicine and biotech. Generative models are accelerating materials science, designing novel compounds, and optimizing fusion reactor configurations.

AI’s used in neural radiance fields (NeRFs) for cutting-edge 3D imaging, and in adaptive optics for calibrating the James Webb Space Telescope.

It’s transforming diagnostics by detecting diabetic retinopathy and early-stage cancers faster than specialists.

But sure — let’s pretend it’s just a toy, while the rest of us reshape the world you’re still trying to insult from the sidelines.

How is any of this on par with the invention of the internet itself?

You have no clue what you’re talking about. And I am 100% certain that you have no clue what ChatGPT is talking about, either.

I do, however, believe that you and your ilk are in fact reshaping the world. You are making it much worse.

Musk is using this to takeover the dummies ands it’s working.

Cult of stupidity wants king don and musk to breathe fir them that’s what AU will do

Musk broke Grok today (and after ingesting all of federal data, it had gotten pretty decent).

This is the AI future that some on the thread are celebrating. "White genocide is contentious."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unpopular take which I hope is true: AI is a bubble and will be laughed at in a decade. It does have uses, but people will increasingly see anything it touches as tainted. Involved parents already see the danger and are banning its use by kids. Successful kids will wean themselves from it, and write and do math without, standing out even more from the masses. Our whole family is staying away, not because we are luddite, but because we think it will ruin our happiness and future success.

Wow. I’m all for integrating new technology into your life in a thoughtful way but your post reflects a complete lack of knowledge of what AI even is.

“AI” and machine learning have been in development for decades. It’s not a “fad.” It’s not limited to chatGPT doing your kid’s homework. It’s an incredible scientific advance on par with the internet itself.

And just like the internet is capable of being used for a lot of bad things, it’s also created advances that we previously would not have imagined.

LOL. No. WTF are you even talking about?

Great argument. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about this topic.

I’m not the one who made the outlandish claim. Why you don’t you back it up with some examples? Or let’s be real, why don’t you ask ChatGPT to make up some examples of what a scientific achievement it is, and how it’s on par with the internet itself?

Here is ChatGPT’s response:

Happy to oblige. AI systems like AlphaFold solved one of biology’s grand challenges by accurately predicting protein structures, a breakthrough reshaping medicine and biotech. Generative models are accelerating materials science, designing novel compounds, and optimizing fusion reactor configurations.

AI’s used in neural radiance fields (NeRFs) for cutting-edge 3D imaging, and in adaptive optics for calibrating the James Webb Space Telescope.

It’s transforming diagnostics by detecting diabetic retinopathy and early-stage cancers faster than specialists.

But sure — let’s pretend it’s just a toy, while the rest of us reshape the world you’re still trying to insult from the sidelines.

How is any of this on par with the invention of the internet itself?

You have no clue what you’re talking about. And I am 100% certain that you have no clue what ChatGPT is talking about, either.

I do, however, believe that you and your ilk are in fact reshaping the world. You are making it much worse.

Musk is using this to takeover the dummies ands it’s working.

Cult of stupidity wants king don and musk to breathe fir them that’s what AU will do

Musk broke Grok today (and after ingesting all of federal data, it had gotten pretty decent).

This is the AI future that some on the thread are celebrating. "White genocide is contentious."

Lol

Love to see the fraud and spending issues Grok discovers. Let’s start with social security fraud and disability fraud, run by fraudulent doctors and already-dead patients.

[Anonymous]

Canada now has a Cabinet minister whose focus is on AI.

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/we-have-not-kept-pace-former-broadcaster-evan-solomon-faces-big-challenge-as-first-ai-minister/ar-AA1EHPPD?ocid=BingNewsSerp

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Unpopular take which I hope is true: AI is a bubble and will be laughed at in a decade. It does have uses, but people will increasingly see anything it touches as tainted. Involved parents already see the danger and are banning its use by kids. Successful kids will wean themselves from it, and write and do math without, standing out even more from the masses. Our whole family is staying away, not because we are luddite, but because we think it will ruin our happiness and future success.

Wow. I’m all for integrating new technology into your life in a thoughtful way but your post reflects a complete lack of knowledge of what AI even is.

“AI” and machine learning have been in development for decades. It’s not a “fad.” It’s not limited to chatGPT doing your kid’s homework. It’s an incredible scientific advance on par with the internet itself.

And just like the internet is capable of being used for a lot of bad things, it’s also created advances that we previously would not have imagined.

LOL. No. WTF are you even talking about?

Great argument. Clearly you are very knowledgeable about this topic.

I’m not the one who made the outlandish claim. Why you don’t you back it up with some examples? Or let’s be real, why don’t you ask ChatGPT to make up some examples of what a scientific achievement it is, and how it’s on par with the internet itself?

Here is ChatGPT’s response:

Happy to oblige. AI systems like AlphaFold solved one of biology’s grand challenges by accurately predicting protein structures, a breakthrough reshaping medicine and biotech. Generative models are accelerating materials science, designing novel compounds, and optimizing fusion reactor configurations.

AI’s used in neural radiance fields (NeRFs) for cutting-edge 3D imaging, and in adaptive optics for calibrating the James Webb Space Telescope.

It’s transforming diagnostics by detecting diabetic retinopathy and early-stage cancers faster than specialists.

But sure — let’s pretend it’s just a toy, while the rest of us reshape the world you’re still trying to insult from the sidelines.

How is any of this on par with the invention of the internet itself?

You have no clue what you’re talking about. And I am 100% certain that you have no clue what ChatGPT is talking about, either.

I do, however, believe that you and your ilk are in fact reshaping the world. You are making it much worse.

You’re entitled to your skepticism, but dismissing AI’s advances as insignificant compared to the internet is shortsighted. Every technological revolution feels incremental to those watching it unfold in real time. The internet didn’t announce itself as the internet in 1993 — it was email, Usenet groups, and clunky webpages until it wasn’t.

AI is quietly threading itself through biotech, medicine, climate science, energy, and creative industries. You don’t have to like it, but denying its impact won’t make it less real. And yes — every tool can be misused or overhyped. That doesn’t erase its capacity to be world-changing.

You don’t have to agree. But at least argue the point in good faith.

It’s impossible to argue with a half-person/half-bot who simply can’t or won’t understand.

Not much point in debating with someone who’s made up their mind and isn’t actually interested in understanding. Carry on.

[Anonymous]

We can literally have a conversation with a computer that's sometimes better than talking to a person. It's almost like a science fiction. No, it is not a cult!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We can literally have a conversation with a computer that's sometimes better than talking to a person. It's almost like a science fiction. No, it is not a cult!

everything you just wrote including the ! is exactly what I would expect from a cult

[Anonymous]

Luigi was right, AI gonna bring down the house of cards.