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 ...
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 pack into an inquiry, the more unsatisfying the response is.
One "solution" would be to simply stop thinking so hard about questions I'm asking. If I don't think so hard, the answers look better.
Chatbot answers always sound more plausible the less informed the wording of my question is. The more clarifying detail I pack into an inquiry, the more unsatisfying the response is.
One "solution" would be to simply stop thinking so hard about questions I'm asking. If I don't think so hard, the answers look better.
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