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It’s always a responsibility of an individual. You can look at it the other way around: instead of going outside to do chores you can do them more efficiently o
by gloxkiqcza 1y ago
It’s always a responsibility of an individual. You can look at it the other way around: instead of going outside to do chores you can do them more efficiently online and use the saved time to enjoy higher quality time outside, e.g. in a park instead of a shopping centre.
AI is a powerful tool and it’s already changing the world but it’s still just a tool - the smarter you’re, the more efficiently you can use it. It might change our intelligence but I don’t think it will decrease it.
- caseyy 1y ago> It’s always a responsibility of an individual. You can look at it the other way around: instead of going outside to do chores you can do them more efficiently online and use the saved time to enjoy higher quality time outside, e.g. in a park instead of a shopping centre. But we know this ideal version of events does not happen often, and large populations of people did in fact become a lot more sedentary as a result of not having to do physical activity in day-to-day life.