> It can and is being used to generate low accuracy noise which degrades quality information. I would argue this is a problem stemming from the way "AI" is pre

> It can and is being used to generate low accuracy noise which degrades quality information. I would argue this is a problem stemming from the way "AI" is presented rather than anything to do with "AI" itself. That is to say, fucking nobody trusts autocorrect to be correct and "AI" is really just a more complex form of autocorrect. But people hear "AI" and think AI as in Transformers, Terminator, R2-D2, etc. They're intelligent, right? And that's where the presentation is doing significant harm. There is nothing intelligent, let alone sentient, about "AI".