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Which is why I refuse to let my boss get away with using it, without highlighting just how shit its output is. If this is the new “good enough”, then I can be more productive by turning out shit as well.

Their brains are going to be like the people in Wall-E that use floating chairs so they can't walk anymore. Except these chairs are going to run them off cliffs occasionally.

The kinds of things I've been saying for a long time. AI will eventually destroy everything that makes us human. The more we rely on it, the more important it will slowly become, until there is a time in which it becomes more important than we are... & we lose ourselves in the process.

I’m so tired of watching this slow motion crash into the reality of Mike Judge’s “Idiocracy” over and over again.

I still hold the opinion that any licensed medical personnel using AI in their day to day tasks should probably be investigated for violation of HIPAA and potentially having their license revoked. I've seen AI cause real harm to patients in just 8 months of working as a medical assistant. Disgusting

in other news, studies show that the sky may be blue, and water may be wet.

No shit

AI is the malware, who knew?

It's even worse for kids. This BS should not be allowed in schools, and parents should keep their kids away from it. www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-...

Yes… the answer is as simple as that I don’t use ai because I respect my audience and I respect myself

This research confirms it:

To some extend, that is what happens when you create a tool, learn to use a tool, create a process for it, basically when you start to apply technique? Especially when we start putting simple thing on top of other simple things, thus creating complexity, than abstract the complexity away into a

Maybe it's time to recreate this one (A thinking worker doesn't drink, a drinking worker doesn't drink).

I’m a software developer who doesn’t use it.

And they’re building those horrible data centers to supposedly support this and they’re ruining the environment and having an impact on humans and other living beings

Something, something... Sherlock.

We had limited use of calculators & computers in school. Since then, kids have become dependent on both. I use to work in retail & I saw the deterioration in the ability of teens to count in their heads, open/close a cash register & determine change. This would be so much worse.

If you were a gymnast, the equivalent would be having someone else practice your flips and expecting to get better at flips.

Well, yeah. And a bunch of people will die because of it.

I've been coding since 1977. In the last 18 months, a collection of agents have taught me typescript and now, flask in python. "Every generalization is incorrect, including this one"

Anything, IMHO, Artificial NOT GOOD no matter what it is. . .

I can only speak for software engineers ... but their skills were pretty awful to start with :)

If we use AI without critical thinking everything will bend to mediocrity and progress will halt.

It's laughable that if a patient does their own research on what ails them, a doctor will laugh and often tell them not to consult Dr Google. Yet now they're essentially doing the same! So not so much Hippocratic oath as hypocritical oaf.

Honestly Im hoping this stops people feeling to need to constantly invent new javascript frameworks.

Yup. Dumb down humanity. Dumb all the way down to extinction

Ai should be banned. I will die on this hill. It makes everyone dumber, with the added bonuses of destroying jobs and the environment.

No surprise

Quelle surprise

But are their prompts getting better? Like it’s trade-off y’kno

My ability to park degraded by using the camera screen on the dashboard. I rarely look at it now.

This has been an observed phenomenon for decades in aviation, as an effect of the introduction of highly-automated, glass cockpit airliners. 'Automation surprise' is a concept quite a lot of us are going to get very familiar with in our respective fields fairly soon, I think!

It’s a feature, not a bug.

Well yes, same as the industrial revolution atrophy people ability to forge, build, etc... the important thing is if that tools are worth the loss or no one will ever need to master tumour recognition (for example) bc a tool will do it better and faster and will stay.

Amazing how not counterintuitive this is

No surprise

Duh

I'm not sure why this headline was posed as a question. It is a statement

I am really scared to be aging, when I will start needing more and more medical care, in this timeline.

It’s almost if someone planned this juxtaposition bsky.app/profile/thea...

Are you a robot ✖️ ✔️

Whodathunkit

Another fine study by the No Shit Sherlock Group, made possible through a grant provided by Durhey, Durhey & Duh

Oh. Well that's unfortunate news that the medical sphere isn't seeing the best results, either. That was the one thing I was hoping for, ie. algorithmic spotting of aneurysms/cancer/similar on various scans... Makes sense, though.

well well well... the thing we suspected was true, is true

It's been heading this way for quite a while now. "Alexa - turns the lights off." "Alexa - play Computer Love by Kraftwerk."

*Le gasp*

I mean, it's not ruining mine because I refuse to fucking use it.