A Sharp Comparison Regarding AI Dependency
This post features a social media exchange debating the necessity of artificial intelligence in the modern workplace. The first user challenges those who oppose AI development, asking if they could successfully complete a workday without tools like ChatGPT or Claude. A second user responds with a provocative analogy, comparing the reliance on AI to a drug addiction, suggesting that the question only seems difficult to those who have already become dependent on the technology to function.
I want to see graphic designers working without Core or Blender.
Maybe o should do meth
Lol ai was widely used from like 2 years ago
Yeah, I can live without it, I'm 57. My young colleagues lack any sort of practical knowledge. They can barely use AI at all and yet have a job because they're a warm body.
Chat gpt fucked me over to many times to place any form of trust in it anyways. Especially when using it for work or my finances The problem is that people use it for things they know nothing about. When you aks it things in your expertise, you'll find out quickly it is full of s
I would very happily get rid of AI. Particularly on 9gag Why are google/safari not ensuring we have the ability to access information without the use of AI?
Does this guy think most of us are using AI on a regular enough basis to complete our work? It's still foreign to the vast majority of workers in the US, it could disappear and most people wouldn't even realize it for a while
I am someone who uses AI on a regular basis and I would gladly give it up. If it's just there and it's convenient, I have no reason not to use it. But I am not dependent on it. If it was gone for good, so be it.
Oh my... Let me double check: - I still can read - I still can write - I still can think So... I guess so? Just because you became addicted doesn't mean everyone else did too
This just shows how quickly people become dependent on not having to think for themselves..