Anonymous #1 7w

Not a Democrat either though, they both kiss the ring on Israel and thirst for the blood of Middle Eastern children

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Anonymous #1 7w

I think im j normal

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Anonymous #1 7w

“Inshallah more babies for moloch in epstien’s name” - bill clinton

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Anonymous #2 7w

Everyone said the same thing about the internet tho. Ai has been around for decades, just not to the general public. I’m open to learning more because my opinion on that isn’t stoic

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Anonymous #2 7w

Solid*

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Anonymous #2 7w

Could easily be argued it’s just a bad application but personally I do not think the good AI has done in practice justifies the bad it’s done, even if idealists wanna say it can cure cancer and all that. They’re probably right tbh, but even then, best case, I’m willing to bet any medical advancements AI can create will be monetized to LITERALLY the death of some. Tech like this is just not built for humans, we’re too hubristic and violent to handle it.

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Anonymous #3 7w

Ai needs wayyyy more regulation. But not a ban

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Anonymous OP 7w

I think we need to get that shit out of the public’s hands immediately because I have witnessed it actively make its users dumber people. Turns out if you never have to think about anything, you forget how to do it.

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Anonymous OP 7w

That regulation would need to be agreed upon recognized and enforced internationally. It just doesn’t seem feasible with the world in its current state. I’d love another ozone hole scenario, but we stray further and further from that every day, it seems.

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Anonymous OP 7w

Also, what’s gonna happen when mfs graduate from medical/nursing school with a ChatGPT degree and just don’t actually know their shit at all? You know how many nursing majors I’ve overheard in the library talmbout “oh I had Chat do it and went to the bar” like damn bruh, my life better never be in one of you bitches’ hands!

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Anonymous OP 7w

Define AI bc LLMs have not existed for decades behind any doors. They’re like 9yrs old from their most primitive forms.

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Anonymous #1 7w

It’s very scary, but they still need to pass in person exams and in person demos to get that degree.

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Anonymous OP 7w

Yeah med school is a little bit harder to cheese than like a lib arts degree. For good reason.

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Anonymous #3 7w

I just think there’s gonna be some serious negative second order effects to rolling out The Corner-Cutter Machine to every single person in the country all at once. I think there’s gonna be a lot of corners cut that prolly shouldn’t be. That’s without even talking about the data centers themselves, I think the technology would be bad for us as a species even if it was 100% green.

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Anonymous #1 7w

Like I said im very open to hearing opinions on ai because it’s too new for me to have a firm opinion on. I guess i just wonder what difference it is in terms of when we introduced the internet to society vs ai. Everyone was just as terrified of the internet and then it became normal one day. The internet has always been poison for us but it’s also done a lot of good if used the correct way

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