(Please read) For over 4 years he streamed @tarkov any chance he could get. A father of 5, a husband of 23 years, and only 39 years of age.
I was blessed to get 2 years of friendship, and everyday messages from @MrWootastic He was my best friend, teammate, mentor and like a brother.
I will carry his legacy on through streaming. I promise this to everyone.
He was hands down my favorite small tarkov streamer you could ever find. A diamond in the rough. A very small one ๐คฃ
Tomorrow will be a charity stream, and all I also is we all rally behind his family.
Woot was just like us, a streamer, a gamer and a lover of #EscapeFromTarkov He may have not been a big streamer but he sure in the hell was to me. He will forever be in our hearts. "Love You Bye"
In my opinion, the most dangerous aspect of AI is the widespread misunderstanding of how it works.
The harm to humans is visible first in how it nurtures the Dunning-Kruger effect in people who regurgitate AI outputs without fully understanding the topic at hand.
This can harm society in the long term because people become accustomed to being fed information as opposed to truly learning. In the end, we risk becoming human versions of AI bots themselves.
Are you noticing this shift in how people process information, or am I being too pessimistic? Let me know your thoughts.