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Knowing less about AI makes people more open to having it in their lives – new research
(theconversation.com)
this post was submitted on 22 Jan 2025
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Especially on Lemmy. Every misspelling is "AI" to some of these anti-AI whackos. It's like they've never seen shit webpages before. They don't know that AI spans thousands of different task types, and generalized AI is nowhere near being accomplished.
Those that really understand what "AI" consists of, understand it's got weaknesses and strengths. And that those strengths can be used for both good things, and bad things.
Sounds like something an AI would say.
/S
If all these LLMs weren't trained on bitch-speak; yeah. I know there are LLMs out there that aren't kneecapped in this way, but they're often of much lower quality.