Anonymous #1 1d

am i tripping or was this written by ai lmao

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Anonymous OP 1d

It’s my voice and my position, but I had Claude sharpen my verbiage.

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Anonymous #1 1d

B R U H

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Anonymous #1 2h

oh my fucking god. you had Claude neuter any personality in your statement, not sharpen any verbiage. you’re hurting yourself and your own capabilities in the long run

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Anonymous #3 1h

Would you rather me call you a fucking idiot?

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Anonymous #3 20m

you're guessing at what's going on in my head off one comment. the position was mine before claude touched it, i use it the way other people bounce ideas off a friend. if you've got an actual counterargument to the point i'm listening. if it's just "AI bad" i've had that convo enough times to skip it

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Anonymous #3 18m

and the irony is wild. the whole post was about not taking AI agreement at face value, and i didn't. i used it as an editor, not an oracle. you skipped the argument entirely to diagnose me instead. editors, spellcheck, a friend reading your draft, nobody calls that brain rot. you're not worried about my capabilities, you just found an easier target than the point. engage with what i said or don't, but you don't get to tell me what's happening in my own head

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Anonymous #3 14m

you're doing the same thing as the kind of catholic who quotes scripture to speak for God and over everyone else. you took a vague rule, "AI is bad for your brain," and appointed yourself the one who gets to apply it to me. i'm a person with free will, not a verse you get to interpret. my outcome isn't written anywhere, and you don't get to predict it for me. a determinist worldview where you already know what's "hurting" a stranger is pathetic

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Anonymous #3 4m

and if you're getting this from that MIT "your brain on chatgpt" study, it was 54 people, a preprint, and the authors literally asked people to stop calling it "brain rot." the microsoft/CMU research found it cuts both ways: people who trust AI over themselves think less critically, people confident in their own judgment don't. you heard a headline and repeated it as a diagnosis. that's the uncritical offloading you're accusing me of

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