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I must be getting old, as far as I am concerned if you're dumb enough to drink bleach because someone or something told you too, that's on you. It doesn't matte
by LatteLazy 3y ago
I must be getting old, as far as I am concerned if you're dumb enough to drink bleach because someone or something told you too, that's on you. It doesn't matter if it was a person or a search engine or a textbot.
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- DrThunder 3y agoYeah but imagine a future where everyone just learns directly from AI as they're developing. We know it's wrong because our parents/guardians etc. told us it would be dangerous. I can see a future in a few generations where everything is learned through some AI "teacher" that people just decide is trustworthy. Once you get parents that were raised on AI, they won't know enough to teach their kids it's wrong either. Maybe natural selection and instant death would be enough to stop that though.
- LatteLazy 3y agoI actually think we're headed in the opposite direction as a civilization: there has never been less trust from the median person. I don't trust chatgpt. I don't trust Facebook. I don't trust google. I don't trust the news or government. There are downsides to this. I don't think it is necessarily healthy. But I have zero concern that people will all walk off of a cliff (especially young people) because someone or something told them too. There are exceptions to that (a very vocal minority who are neck deep in conspiracy theories and politically motivated fake news). But the median person is jaded not blinkered imho.
- DrThunder 3y agoHopefully, but there are enough kids doing TikTok challenges like eating tide pods, jumping off boats going full speed, and asphyxiating themselves that I'm not sure on that.