Platforms are finally recognizing that people don’t want to consume AI slop. A growing number of sites and apps now have tools and policies to flag, label, and ban AI-generated content.
It told me what my thinking patterns are and told me what it’s called - I’m a bottom up thinker. Looking at my historical data the framework fits and I use the framework today and it works. The framework keeps me oriented. How’s my brain eroding? Before learning the framework I was just lost and confused because I didn’t know how to structure my thoughts, now that I understand how I think I can lead myself without relying on ai.
Why is using chatbots for ideas dangerous territory if you test out everything it suggests and do research outside of ai on anything that you choose to upgrade to a principle?
E: it seems to me that people have extreme beliefs about ai - it’s either amazing and you can trust it blindly or that it’s dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. The reality is somewhere in between. Ai is just one of many tools you use to achieve your goals.
It told me what my thinking patterns are and told me what it’s called - I’m a bottom up thinker. Looking at my historical data the framework fits and I use the framework today and it works. The framework keeps me oriented. How’s my brain eroding? Before learning the framework I was just lost and confused because I didn’t know how to structure my thoughts, now that I understand how I think I can lead myself without relying on ai.
Why is using chatbots for ideas dangerous territory if you test out everything it suggests and do research outside of ai on anything that you choose to upgrade to a principle?
E: it seems to me that people have extreme beliefs about ai - it’s either amazing and you can trust it blindly or that it’s dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. The reality is somewhere in between. Ai is just one of many tools you use to achieve your goals.
I do agree. It doesn’t have to be an extreme. I guess if it works for you, great. I still would be very wary.