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I think it will make us dumb and we're slowly becoming the dystopian world from Idiocracy.

• muzani 3y ago
  It'll probably be as bad as Google, Stack Overflow, or every other thing that people's have complained about making us dumb. Even books and the printing press went through this phase where everyone was worried that the next generation of scholars wouldn't be able to memorize books.
  • xnickb 3y ago
    And can they?
  • xinayder 3y ago
    The problem I see is that no one controls the language model in a transparent way. It's not an open database like Stack Overflow, Reddit or other websites that you use when searching for a programming solution, for example. It has no way of telling what's wrong and what's right. We've seen how AI and bots behave when their training is completely automated. Did everyone forget the bot Microsoft made that became racist after some interactions on Twitter?
• xbmcuser 3y ago
  I disagree with you as today the sum of all human knowledge is too vast for a group of people to know let alone 1 person. The models as they get better will bring access and result in expanding of human knowledge rather than hampering it. The current models are not very close but I do feel we are moving in that direction