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Parents were talking about AI and how my dad had it generate a recipe for tiramisu (he made it and it looks good, but I haven’t tried it). I stormed upstairs as soon as he mentioned that and he was confused. Before AI, he came up with recipes on his own.
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Anonymous 17h

To reference my point earlier, I have seen it rob my father, who is neurodivergent but untreated, of his creativity. He used to draw a lot of funny edits on my pets from his ipad but resorted to AI to do that, as another example.

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Anonymous 15h

it takes the soul out of everything. so disheartening to see, as someone who is an artist and a teacher . feels like it was specifically designed to make me feel as hopeless as possible lmao

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Anonymous 17h

He texted me while he’s downstairs and I’m in my bedroom. He said he will try not to talk about it around me anymore but I told him that misses the point. It’s paradoxical because I use AI often not by choice but because it is the most convenient resource. It’s a vice. It also serves as an easy way to satisfy maladaptive daydreaming habits and other fantasies for neurodivergent people like me.

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Anonymous 16h

For example: this

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Anonymous 16h

Was replaced by this. But I told him. Me getting mad about it is my problem, and he needs to come to this conclusion on his own.

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Anonymous 15h

I have to use ai for work because the company I work for needs social media content but doesn’t have someone willing to be filmed to create it.

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Anonymous 14h

I believe there was a study done that shows that AI slowly kills your creativity depending on how long you use it for creative practices. I think it was really worrying info. Like the longer you use it you may not regain a certain level of creativity even if you stop using AI eventually

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Anonymous 13h

i saw a post about a study that was done comparing brain activity between someone that uses AI all the time & someone that doesn’t. where there should’ve been brain activity in the first person, there was none. however, the person that never used AI, there was activity all over their brain. yet people refuse to believe AI causes problems.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 15h

He takes a lot of pride in AI too. When he’s talking to others his age and his siblings it’s always about AI and how it did x for them. Why did he need to use chat gpt to do it instead of coming up with his own recipe as he’s always done with things or use the NYT recipes he used to like that were written by credible people?

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 15h

My mother uses ai for literal life advice and it bothers me so fucking much like its literally robbing people of basic fucking common sense and it doesn’t even give good advice

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 14h

Using it because you have to for work is whatever. Fuck the company for making you but they’re the reason you can pay the bills. What the boomers don’t understand is the robustness you talk about. It might give good advice in a given instance but it cannot guarantee good advice. Very frequently is shit.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 13h

I’m a writer (and wasn’t hired to film not that I would because it’s a beauty service place in another state) so I’m not videoing content I’ll do some minor editing but that’s it. No one else wants to be on camera so the actual footage content isn’t much. My mom asked ai what movie a senior would like ignoring that my grandpa hates movies. It told her that practical magic would be the thing for a 90 something conservative man and she was like “awesome!” I was like yeah let’s not—

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 13h

A lot of fighting and manipulation on my part later and I talked her into the much shorter Coyote vs ACME. He still hated it because he has dementia and can’t follow a plot but at least it was shorter and he might’ve recognized some characters because they were created before he was born and he would’ve grown up with them. But at least it wasn’t 2 hours and 10 minutes of mother daughter issues.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 13h

This is how trump got elected because old people are falling for this. It’s convenient to access for most people but we need to be aware. These asshole billionares are making us dependent.

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