I'm tired of the AI rhetoric. Are we just stuck talking about it for the rest of our lives?
>>543854096no because probably within our lifetimes it'll be monitoring us so hard that talking about it would be very unwise
>>543854096That's how I felt about Johnathen Taylor Thomas
picture that scene in 2001 where hal is reading their lips, it's gonna be like that
it already has the fucking tech at its metaphorical fingertips to do exactly that with all the smart devices btw
Yes
>>543854096Yeah, it's going to keep effecting things more and more as it grows and develops.I've made my peace with it, and decided to just hope for more localized solutions.Got the qwen 3.8 flash-next running on my machine today. It's pretty damn good. Not sure what to use it for yet though.
>>543854096nobody is forcing you to use phones/computers
>>543854156Join the luddic path.
>>543854237>>543854189>>543854286It's eating up memetic space right now too. The more prevalent it becomes the more that we discuss it and the less we think about unique ideas in general. We are considering instead shadows of ideas that are filtered through the ai meme to slop machine.
>>543854096AI NEVER HEARD OF ITDO YOU MEAN LE SI
>>543854401Only if you use it for creative shit.If you actually design what you want and let it do the legwork that's probably how people will get by.But it does mean we'll have to find other avenues to keep our minds sharp over time. Sort of mental exercise time or such.
>>543854769It CAN be just a tool, but we know how people and businesses like to take shortcuts in the creative process too.
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