Was anyone else here against AI for the longest time but now is finding themselves actually using it? I feel massively conflicted. I still speak out against AI every chance I get on social media, the environmental concerns are legitimate and the way it is taking free will out of our society is reprehensible. On paper no one should use AI in any way but then I also find it incredible useful in my day to day tasks. How are you navigating the use of AI when it is clearly a net negative for our society?
>>546076398>Speaking out against a new industrial revolutionYou people are retarded.
>>546076398AI hate is always a cope. Usually by artists who basically used patterns others made and layering techniques others made to make art a lot faster to make.
>Car gets invented>Horse and coachmen: THE END IS NIGH!!!!
>>546076528>>546076532>>546076483you people are fucking sheep. you're abdicating the use of your own brain. that's the danger of AI. what's the point of being alive if you're going to get AI to do your thinking for you?
>>546076398No arrow so you look like that
>>546076398Personally I struggle to find a use for it still. I am responsible for a network that controls 3 companies and is part of the just in time manufacturing program in automobile industry so one fuck up means we cause hundreds of thousands of people to not work due to production shutdown of multiple customers.At best it helps me research topics but actually applying it into workflows has been a bigger waste of time than if I never attempted to use it. My latest attempt was automating some paperwork I have to do with newhire onboarding. The paperwork stays the same but it takes me 20 minutes filling out the forms in 10 different Adobe forms. So I attempted to use AI to automatically fill in the same field across multiple pages but it failed to be able to do that. Would lower data entry at least from the person's name copy pasted 10 times to only once but I guess I had too high of expectations for the stupid machine.Otherwise the only actual use I have is when people send me stupid AI generated request so I let AI generate a denial reason and tell it to make the reply 7 pages long. I realized no one read my actual responses to their bullshit emails but instead would kvetch to their and my manager or director so I stopped putting effort into it. Honestly AI really has revealed who should be automated way if their job is such bullshit that they spend all day asking AI questions then maybe their job is not necessary.
i like to use chatgpt instead of watching 30 different tutorial videos on youtubethat's about iti hate the buzzwordsnavigating UI becomes a simple search on how to do this specific thingssometimes it gets it wrong but it does help in the relative sense when you're stuck on not knowing where the button is
>>546076606Bro you are literally from the UK.
>>546076483>Industrial revelation>Doesn't make jobs, lays off millionsHow come all the other economic revolutions made countless jobs and opportunities, and all this does is cause stock trade incest and mandated AI use quotas?
>>546076745I hate AI shills but I have a hard time believing you. The task you described is a short script that involves regex, there is no way a decent AI harness + a decent model like Opus 5.5 or GLM 5.3 couldn't have written a solution for you with a single script. If you keep a folder of old copies to give it as reference this would've been pretty trivial
>>546076398I use ai chatbots to peg me.
>>546078155What nigger look up the luddites
>>546079482Luddites were about working conditions and the fact that there were kids running around working on heavy machinery constantly. Textile mills made the mass employment factory possible and did away with artisan workshops which did just hire less people.AI instead advertises itself directly as a tool to kick human workers out on the street to save cost on employing them. AI just isn't making jobs, how is the economy going to expand if it slows the flow of money downwards? Who is going to buy what the AI make if everybody is laid off?
