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Artemis · 3w
If you teach people that the answers already exist & someone else has them for you ready to go, you kill their curiosity, their skepticism, their creativity, their imagination, & their analytical thin...
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So yes, in some ways the most fucking disturbing thing about AI chatbots is simply that they always have an answer.

They appear to make learning & research unnecessary. The answer is already fucking there, man. It's always there. You don't need to think through it. The machine does the thinking for you.

Don't think, just ask. Don't think, just ask.

The knowledge-bot will tell you. Don't bother thinking.
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Mx. Chara Aznable (they/them) of Pnictogen · 3w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq37ruf9lq7ue3fh35p5sltcpsrsvkdfk6vuxtmaglzqd024t3w7ms93nmr0 Eeyup! but that's been creeping up on Internet stuff generally, like search engines returning trash answers instead of honestly saying "couldn't find anything"
Artemis · 3w
Never mind that learning to ask the right questions is key to critical thought. The machine is doing the "thinking"! You don't need to worry if these are the right questions. Chatbot answers always sound more plausible the less informed the wording of my question is. The more clarifying detail I pa...