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I use training wheels for everything in my life and you’re mad bc you don’t know how to
36 upvotes, 7 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in US Politics. "I use training wheels for everything in my life and you’re mad bc you don’t know how to"
The only people who dont like AI are those too stupid to figure out how to use it and I’m tired of pretending they’re not!
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Anonymous 7w

Bro can’t comprehend keyboards on smartphones existing before like 2022 🥀

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Anonymous 7w

Way to miss the point. What people are rallying against is generative AI, not traditional AIs. Just sit down and shut up gang

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Anonymous 7w

When I was growing up I remember my dad’s iPod touch had a keyboard. Crazy how Ai was around in 2009 and…….oh wait

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Anonymous 7w

Do you understand the difference between generative and non-generative AI? Talking to you feels like trying to educate a brick lmao

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Anonymous 7w

Lol software engineers using generative AI doesn’t mean I should support its use broadly. It’s been co-opted by the entire public for arguably unimportant tasks. The overload on the server farms is part of why large scale data center expansion as it’s happening currently is so harmful for the environment

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Anonymous 7w

You have the nuance of a teaspoon

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Anonymous 7w

Nope. You just have no nuance. It betrays your lack of critical thinking

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