Using AI to give me directions on how to do something I don't know how to do. The instructions will start failing about step 3.
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I'm new to Lemmy. Its way smaller than Reddit but I feel like there are more real people here. Reddit turned into another tightly controlled, bot influenced media platform. I got really tired of all the nonstop political echo chamber posts as well. Why would someone want to engage and compete with a bunch of bots all the time?
What Google is accomplishing with this change is tighter control of their results.
This is disappointing and only serves the interest of Google.
There is little value in AI for the average person. AI over promises and under delivers. It's a fun toy for 10 minutes but you quickly see its incompetence. Once the wow factor wears off it becomes annoying.
I would like to know why these investors thought gamers would be excited for AI to make their games??? I would probably have to read the AI written article to find that out though.
More of a pet peeve, but I thought IT would be way more stable by now. Everything has so many bugs and it's just accepted. I've grown pessimistic about new tech and I would prefer to wait a couple years before getting it. It's not novel if it's broken.
Side thought, I thought we would have hologram phone calls by now.