who else is really just sick of AI being everywhere now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. FYI you can put "-ai" at the end of a Google search but it's even easier to use a different browser like Duck Duck Go that lets you turn AI off entirely.

You can also turn your Google search to automatically search "web" rather than "all" so you don't need to look at the ai overview as the default. I forgot how but there are instructions on YouTube.

[Anonymous]

Isnt Wendy’s drive thru apparently replaced with AI now? That apparently must suck for some people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isnt Wendy’s drive thru apparently replaced with AI now? That apparently must suck for some people.

This paid promoter is back again ^ Getting those advertising bucks eh?

[Anonymous]

I only remember when it was ChatGPT and DALLE in 2022? Now every website needs an AI chatbot for some reason?

[Anonymous]

It elbows its way into everything I do now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I keep opening up apps, alot of them I’ve used for past a decade now and seeing almost all of them have something AI related features on their app really bothers me, even seeing over 15 AI ads on YouTube is so bothering some. I really don’t get why companies are now going to be enduring the AI hellhole, and there is already too much…

Get used to it. It isn’t going anywhere. And it’s only going to get smarter.

[Anonymous]

I hate AI and find it dangerous on so many levels. I now feel like we live in a sci-fi movie that hasn't gotten to the bad part yet. Humans go too far too often.

[Anonymous]

I would like the option to shut AI suggestions or "analysis" off entirely.

[Anonymous]

The most depressing aspect is the increasing use in education and how it's being shoved down everyone's throats. I feel so sorry for the kids who are going to grow up using it.

All of these claims that AI is going to make people smarter are ludicrous, people don't understand that a lot of the "menial "work in synthesizing, recalling information and using critical thinking is the foundation of our intelligence. I think even in a few years people's vocabulary will have withered and most younger people will be inarticulate. Oh, but they will be able to focus on more "important" things because AI has done all the easy work.

[Anonymous]

We need less Artificial Intelligence in this country and more actual human intelligence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The most depressing aspect is the increasing use in education and how it's being shoved down everyone's throats. I feel so sorry for the kids who are going to grow up using it.

All of these claims that AI is going to make people smarter are ludicrous, people don't understand that a lot of the "menial "work in synthesizing, recalling information and using critical thinking is the foundation of our intelligence. I think even in a few years people's vocabulary will have withered and most younger people will be inarticulate. Oh, but they will be able to focus on more "important" things because AI has done all the easy work.

Like how GPS has taken away these kids’ ability to get anyway unless “the voice” is directing them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The most depressing aspect is the increasing use in education and how it's being shoved down everyone's throats. I feel so sorry for the kids who are going to grow up using it.

All of these claims that AI is going to make people smarter are ludicrous, people don't understand that a lot of the "menial "work in synthesizing, recalling information and using critical thinking is the foundation of our intelligence. I think even in a few years people's vocabulary will have withered and most younger people will be inarticulate. Oh, but they will be able to focus on more "important" things because AI has done all the easy work.

And what you'll notice when you use AI for anything you have some expertise in, it's often wrong or misinterprets things.

The under-18s are going to be legit dumbasses going forward.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I only remember when it was ChatGPT and DALLE in 2022? Now every website needs an AI chatbot for some reason?

Literally every Twitter top reply now:

@grok is this true?
@grok please explain what this means
@grok draw a picture of this

Google still exists..duh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I only remember when it was ChatGPT and DALLE in 2022? Now every website needs an AI chatbot for some reason?

Literally every Twitter top reply now:

@grok is this true?
@grok please explain what this means
@grok draw a picture of this

Google still exists..duh.

That Grok anime girl that Elon added is just hideous. Incels are gonna be upset when they read this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The most depressing aspect is the increasing use in education and how it's being shoved down everyone's throats. I feel so sorry for the kids who are going to grow up using it.

All of these claims that AI is going to make people smarter are ludicrous, people don't understand that a lot of the "menial "work in synthesizing, recalling information and using critical thinking is the foundation of our intelligence. I think even in a few years people's vocabulary will have withered and most younger people will be inarticulate. Oh, but they will be able to focus on more "important" things because AI has done all the easy work.

And what you'll notice when you use AI for anything you have some expertise in, it's often wrong or misinterprets things.

The under-18s are going to be legit dumbasses going forward.

I work with textiles and it's obvious how little the AI had to train on. My industry's pros are mostly older, and a lot of what we do isn't written in books, let alone online. While it's a concern for my industry and we stand to lose a LOT of valuable information as our older generations age out, it's a small comfort that the AI won't be able to accurately replicate our work and "replace us". Machines will never truly replace skilled artisans because our humanity is the core element of our work, though there are plenty of ignorant people who don't know how to see or appreciate that (and will likely settle for AI slop)