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Wishful, self-serving, and beside the point. The primary argument here is not about the capability of the ai. I think the same effect has been around forever i
by Brian_K_White 1y ago
Wishful, self-serving, and beside the point. The primary argument here is not about the capability of the ai.
I think the same effect has been around forever in the form of every boss/manager/ceo/rando-divorcee-or-child-with-money using employees to do their thinking as a current information-handling worker or student using an ai to do their thinking.
- vonneumannstan 1y ago>Wishful, self-serving, and beside the point. The primary argument here is not about the capability of the ai. "Alternatively they're just learning/building intuition for something else." Reading comprehension is hard.