Super or artificial

intelligence? I must admit that there's some part of me vunerable enough to start accepting AI in my life. Not that I feel guilty about it but I want to share this on here. I use it and try not to abuse it. Is there anyone who wouldn't accept AI helping with their work? No, it isn't emptying my cellar full of water which I find somehow the definition of help these day.

However, I know plenty of teachers for one that use AI for the necessary preparation of their lessons each day of the week. One shouldn't feel guilty about it. Nothing is scared, of course, in the sense that it replaces divine intervention nor creation. I just like to know if there's anyone out there who sees that it can have beneficial effects too. What is the scare really about?

I like reading and submerging myself in a fantasy world as much as another. Just found the perfect storyline for me in a YouTube clip with the title Stealing My Brother's Bride. It isn't really about stealing someones bride but about the deep affection someone can have for a very talented person who happens to be not only of the same sex but close by too.

What do you think of the best out of them AI storylines which one can find on the internet? Are they really as trashy as the trashy soft erotic novels in my library? These are some of the questions that I have for you. If you like to reply then please do by means of a decent answer. I don't dislike people who think that I'm crazy and have a contrary view, but please don't do a laughing cavalier on me.

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Explorer · 46-50, M

I suspect that, over time, it could contribute to cognitive decline in a significant portion of people, not because AI itself is inherently harmful, but because of how easily we can become dependent on it.

We live in a competitive environment where productivity matters, and eventually many of us may feel compelled to use AI simply to keep up. If everyone else can accomplish in an hour what takes us three, choosing not to use it may itself become a disadvantage.

But with AI, we may get to the answer while gradually forgetting how to get to the answer. The destination remains, but the journey, the thinking, struggling, making mistakes, connecting ideas, gets shortened. And perhaps it is precisely that journey that keeps the mind active.

I feel similarly about writing. AI can produce an enormous quantity of words, but for me, writing has never really been about quantity. It is a painful and sometimes wonderfully difficult journey. To write a character convincingly, we have to inhabit that characte, to be in their heart and soul, to understand their fears, contradictions, desires and vulnerabilities. If I allow AI to fill that space for me, I may get a perfectly coherent character, but I worry that the character will lack a life of their own.

Perhaps that's the real question for me is not whether AI can help me, but which parts of the journey I am willing to give away in exchange for the convenience of arriving sooner.

Gibbon · 70-79, M

I use the Brave browser Mobile app for my AI experience. I won't get into the nuance of making it wake up using the search bar but you must get it to start their because ask Leo side is poorly executed.
It's a fast way to have a conversational search from thousands of resources and the conversation is somewhat natural. Like all the AI chatbots it has the same flaws of conflating and providing completely incorrect answers the first go round on what I consider dynamic rather then factual based queries. My meaning of dynamic for example is asking a question about an actor or character identification from an old TV series

I've had conversations where it identifies AI risks and dangers which is an interesting source to get informed why it should be shut down before it gets out of hand.

Personally I think we're all better off without it. And the fact that big tech is doubling down on a known flawed technology is very unnerving.

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Gibbon · 70-79, M

@val70 Here's a few of my posted results. I can't find my favorite one. But I'll keep looking and DM it to you when I locate it. Keep in mind, all these replies are out of the chatbot's mouth itself.

https://similarworlds.com/automation/artificial-intelligence/5617125-The-AI-chat-shut-down-After-Ive-had-enough-of-its-inability

https://similarworlds.com/automation/artificial-intelligence/5554020-Another-AI-chat-You-should-be-concerned-Youre-absolutely

https://similarworlds.com/automation/artificial-intelligence/5540965-AI-is-confidently-scary-From-an-AI-query-Quote-Quote-Its

https://similarworlds.com/shopping/5527542-We-dont-matter-to-them-We-give-them-our-money-but-it-makes

https://similarworlds.com/automation/artificial-intelligence/5529048-Another-AI-danger-conversation-from-the-source

val70 · 56-60

@Gibbon Thank you for the information. I'll read it later. Having a terrible headache now.

Gibbon · 70-79, M

@val70 no problem, just sharing with you.
I figured I'd give you the links, rather than telling you that they're in my post-history. You wouldn't have bothered digging for them.
I hope you feel better.

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