"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
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"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
@stefan Feels like a bad sign for an industry that has amassed a trillion dollars of debt based on future earnings.
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@stefan Feels like a bad sign for an industry that has amassed a trillion dollars of debt based on future earnings.
@tsturm You'd think so!
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"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
@stefan does this correlate to crackdowns on porn deepfake generation?
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@stefan My teenage daughter told me recently that when her teacher tries to click an "AI summary" of something, her whole class yells at the teacher not to do it.
@shannonkay @stefan i suddenly feel like whooping and punching the air.
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@stefan My teenage daughter told me recently that when her teacher tries to click an "AI summary" of something, her whole class yells at the teacher not to do it.
@shannonkay @stefan reverse classroom in all its beauty
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"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
@stefan
My company pushed me to use A.I. but after some months of testing and usage... I have the feeling
* it is great for my dyslexia
* It pushed us to adopt a good mental process when drafting new ideasBut
* It is becoming the excuse to avoid new hiring
* My working days started to seems my lonely fight against the problemsSo I understand and fully agree
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"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
@stefan Noting that this article was written by a style reporter (!)
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@stefan My teenage daughter told me recently that when her teacher tries to click an "AI summary" of something, her whole class yells at the teacher not to do it.
@shannonkay @stefan smart kids!
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@stefan My teenage daughter told me recently that when her teacher tries to click an "AI summary" of something, her whole class yells at the teacher not to do it.
@shannonkay Great! My kid tells me the same! Their whole class is like that. They tell their teachers that thex don't want to see that stuff. They also don't eat at or buy from places that have generated images on the menu/advertising, and they are very much against generated music.
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"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
That's hopeful.
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"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
@stefan The kids are all right.
(Also: YES, I'm still young at heart!)
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"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
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"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
@stefan The Kids are alright.
