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Terry_M

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5. There are ups and there are downs

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Wed Jun 18, 2025, 05:26 PM

Jun 2025

And those who will be most successful are NOT the ones who avoid it, who steer people away from it, who are scared of it. Those who will be most successful are the ones that find a way to use it beneficially while also putting in effort to avoid negatives like the negatives in this study.

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Using ChatGPT for work? It might make you stupid [View all] highplainsdem Jun 2025 OP

Of course it makes people stupid SheltieLover Jun 2025 #1

I don't know how anyone could believe anything else, if they actually thought about what's going on highplainsdem Jun 2025 #7

If course it's (another!) con SheltieLover Jun 2025 #16

Makes them more stupid? This is not our finest hour. NewHendoLib Jun 2025 #2

GenAI is arguably the most harmful non-weapon tech ever, and it's being peddled by the richest highplainsdem Jun 2025 #8

..."Might?" Karasu Jun 2025 #3

That headline should've had "will" instead of "might" when the evidence is this strong. highplainsdem Jun 2025 #10

Well, Trump MAGA believers don't have anything to fear because they are already stupid. cstanleytech Jun 2025 #4

There are ups and there are downs Terry_M Jun 2025 #5

There are no "ups" (pluses) worth the "downs" (minuses) with generative AI. Which exists only because highplainsdem Jun 2025 #6

Outsourcing thinking to a machine can reduce one's own brain activity? IronLionZion Jun 2025 #9

My company is pushing people to use AI wysimdnwyg Jun 2025 #11

I'm so sorry your company is doing that. If it replaces employees with AI, the results will almost highplainsdem Jun 2025 #14

I used it the other day trying to drill down and understand the political perspectives of someone I know. Lucky Luciano Jun 2025 #12

Please don't post a link to AI slop from ChatGPT on a message board for human discussions. Besides it highplainsdem Jun 2025 #13

Meh...you're clearly on the extreme side here. Lucky Luciano Jun 2025 #15

I didn't say you're evil. I said the theft of the world's intellectual property is. You are making an unethical choice highplainsdem Jun 2025 #22

I do realize there is a lot of flattery in there... Lucky Luciano Jun 2025 #27

Message auto-removed Name removed Jun 2025 #17

It makes them repeat themselves too. FSogol Jun 2025 #19

Yup Lulu KC Jun 2025 #25

Question for AI: moondust Jun 2025 #18

There has been an explosion of AI videos on youtube mdbl Jun 2025 #20

There definitely has been an explosion of AI-generated content there. Mispronunciations and bad grammar highplainsdem Jun 2025 #24

Most Americans are incredibly stupid. AI won't change that. mwb970 Jun 2025 #21

It will dumb even those people down, while at the same time picking up enough data about them to highplainsdem Jun 2025 #23

So does automatic spell check Polybius Jun 2025 #26