I don't find the "AI tools train you to rely on them" thing very compelling, like yeah, that's how good tools work. It sucks when someone takes away your phillips screwdriver or your autocomplete IDE or google search for APIs. What you're saying when you say it is actually "It's a good tool."
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Blake Stovall
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Of all the things to admit on the internet, “I don’t know how bananas work” is one of the funniest
Jess CalarcoSpoken like a man who has never had to shop for himself.
This is obscene, and the more you learn about it, the worse it is.
Politico26-employee Texas law firm gets $150M to represent 24,000 children in immigration court
WIRED's continued reference to things flagged as AI by "AI detectors" without seeking any kind of independent proof that those detectors actually work is bordering on journalistic malpractice and is wildly embarrassing, particularly for a "technology" magazine.
Katie DrummondNot sure what else to say except: wildly embarrassing.