• Lumelore (She/her)@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    10 hours ago

    My viewpoint is that genAI will always cause cognitive decline no matter what however I haven’t come across any studies yet about analytical AI also brain rotting people. If it’s trained on data with consent from it’s owners’ and they find a solution to the environmental problems, I’d be fine with it as long as it’s used for good purposes.

    This post about AI detecting cancer makes me believe it might be genuinely useful, although of course it can be used for despicable, evil purposes as well.

    Also, humans really like making/designing things. I don’t see the point in automating activities that many people love doing. Every time I come across an ad advertising image gen or whatever it just feels so out of touch with humanity.

    • hirihit640@sh.itjust.works
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      7 hours ago

      Fair. I think if somebody gets brainrot from using AI that’s their own problem, just like a programmer losing their coding skills after become a product manager. I don’t see how that makes AI bad.

      I don’t see the point in automating activities that many people love doing.

      Some people like the process, some people like the product. For those who only care about the product, why not let them use AI? Doesn’t stop you from enjoying the process.

      I admit that this is getting pretty far from the original discussion though so no worries if you’d rather end it here. I just have fun thinking about these things