The only AI I know I am actively engaging is when I search something on google, as the first thing thrown out whenever one searches for something, is the AI summary. And then, of course, there are the AI generated websites on all topics that are also unavoidable. Or Spotify feeding me crappy bobs that are AI generated with sprinkled in human made music. That said, I have not chatted with any AI on purpose. At least, I hope so. Maybe, that is very unk of me, or some might even perceive it as not embracing the progress. I view it as the path to atrophy of the human brain, a crutch, an easy way out. Don't get me wrong, I do believe that there are use cases for AI where I have no problem with it being used but when it comes to people being replaced and often done so for the profit or cutting corners. Meh.
Sometimes I also purposefully look up sources that are from older years. Then, at least I know humans were part of that equation.
And I am someone who doesn't like most humans! :D
You know me. I hate humans in general. So.. I would say it is even crazier that even I will take human side over chat bot or AI, or machines.
I bite my tongue a lot these days. Certain topics I avoid on purpose as well. For many reasons. In the world where people see in black or white and where people attack each other based on their views, ruining lives in the process, I think it is hard to stay open about things to anybody.
You know, I also, stopped logging on Twitter. Right, before it got really bad there too. I am still laughing about all the braindead zombies asking "Gork, is this true?". I would say my mental is healthier since I stopped frequenting that space.
Searching for comfort for sure. And yeah, there is lots of room for AI in many respects, but it shouldn't be replacing human connection. It becomes the antithesis of humanity.
The process of thought and understanding is more important than being intellectually right in my opinion. There are lots of "right", but the problem is that knowing isn't doing.
But you also see the dangers of relying on the machines for life.
Yep. Many are so polarised and "militarised" that it is impossible to have a conversation with them without it being a fight.
Thankfully, I never got into Twitter. I never saw the value in it as a source of information... lots of screaming people.