Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it.
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
@AndrewRadev@hachyderm.io I think it is worth addressing that this Gen Z woman is dressed like she walked out of the 70's
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
@AndrewRadev Gen Z, you give me hope for a sane human future!
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
Microsoft has stated that their slop generator is for entertainment purposes only.
It has no business being involved with any business.
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Modern day Luddites, breaking the machines.
@TCatInReality @AndrewRadev
Kids, these days, have it all too simple: they do not even need to break the machines, the machines are already doing it themselves.Come to think of it: THAT'S the real job that AI is stealing from us: SABOTAGING AI!
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
@AndrewRadev what you have to understand is a bunch of rich people told a bunch of slightly less rich people that this (AI) is the fourth industrial revolution and to not replace workers and processes with this tooling will male them miss out on all the money, fame, glory that will come.
The same urgency and rewards of the phishing emails and pyramid schemes they have been warning us against for decades. But now, as I believe @pluralistic said, we will pack this asbestos into the walls of our technology and we will crush the Jr to Sr pipeline across industries until the bubble bursts and then we will dig through the rubble looking for canned goods.
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
@AndrewRadev Seriously, #AIbros are just cancer!
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
@AndrewRadev I’m with them on this. Monkey wrench the shit out of the ai tools, destroy them from within. And no, idgaf about the “rights” of billionaire tech industrialists. Fuck their rights. Fuck their property. Destroy every last AI company and salt the fucking earth!
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@AndrewRadev@hachyderm.io I think it is worth addressing that this Gen Z woman is dressed like she walked out of the 70's
@lyrial no it is not!
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Seems like there's a concentrated push to find someone, anyone, to blame for the complete flop of AI: https://2ndbreakfast.audreywatters.com/and-i-would-have-gotten-away-with-it-too-if-it-werent-for-those-pesky-kids/
> [...] companies are responding to this failed revolution (that is, to the lack of interest, lack of demand) by ramming the "AI" down our throats whether we like it or not. Students didn't want to use Khanmigo, the Chalkbeat article explains. So "now Khanmigo is incorporated directly as a way students can get advice as they’re working through specific problems. A spokesperson said the organization made this change because 'students were not seeking out Khanmigo’s help as much as we had hoped.'" Don't want it? Too bad. It's part of the curricular infrastructure now, suckers.
@AndrewRadev Yes, exactly : As if AI needed any active intervention, be it by GenZers or anyone else, to sabotage itself...
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@AndrewRadev This is NOT a new thing... similar has happened before. Look for clues to figure out how things worked out then, and may work out now. Don't give up - adjust.
@ManyRoads no. No adjustment. AI must be obliterated. Every company that makes it or uses it must also fall.
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@AndrewRadev Seriously, #AIbros are just cancer!
@kkarhan which they deserve, literally.
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Seems like there's a concentrated push to find someone, anyone, to blame for the complete flop of AI: https://2ndbreakfast.audreywatters.com/and-i-would-have-gotten-away-with-it-too-if-it-werent-for-those-pesky-kids/
> [...] companies are responding to this failed revolution (that is, to the lack of interest, lack of demand) by ramming the "AI" down our throats whether we like it or not. Students didn't want to use Khanmigo, the Chalkbeat article explains. So "now Khanmigo is incorporated directly as a way students can get advice as they’re working through specific problems. A spokesperson said the organization made this change because 'students were not seeking out Khanmigo’s help as much as we had hoped.'" Don't want it? Too bad. It's part of the curricular infrastructure now, suckers.
Students A: I'm going to university to develop a high level of expertise because I LOVE this subject.
Student B: I don't necessarily love this subject, but the expertise is invaluable in a competitive job market.
Professor: Welcome to University, the place where you develop your thinking skills.AI peddlers: Hey, we got this tool that can do your assignments for you, much better than you in fact. And will also take your job after, so you'll be unemployed when you graduate anyway.
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@saxnot @AndrewRadev I enjoyed watching the video, it explains a lot as to why I have avoided actually using AI. I am not anti-AI, but just only enjoy it's print on the computational part of using my PC, not questioning it as it continually suggests. Though the continual *aid* is very irritating in some apps, which I then ignore as much as possible.
@connynasch @saxnot @AndrewRadev That makes a lot of sense. Using AI for the heavy computational lifting is great, but having it constantly chime in with suggestions can definitely break your focus. I’m the same way I prefer my PC to be a tool I control, not something that’s constantly 'guessing' what I want. Glad the video cleared things up for you!
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Oh no, the AI rollout would have totally worked so well if it wasn't for those Damn Kids sabotaging it. They do it out of fear, you see, because the AI companies' random text generators are so good at, like, jobs and such.
@AndrewRadev Anyone who has also been forced to use Copilot knows that no sabotage is needed. That thing is quite capable of completely fucking up on its own.
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