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@zuess05 We can probably call it *EnshittAIfication*
- Early phase: genuinely useful, high-quality idea
- Growth phase: cool features, great intent, and rapid development
- Late phase: declining interest, real constraints show up, no value
@therajiv very true. the labor and effort that goes into understanding something is what builds cognition and Ai is taking that labor away from us. Great for saving a couple of minutes but definitely not what helps you become better at the job you do
@Samina_Maqdum and that ability to understand is what AI is affecting negatively.
As for your point on research, totally agreed. The art of digging into multiple resources is imp. it forces you to understand, comprehend and form your own opinions.
With AI, those crucial steps get missed!
@Samina_Maqdum I don't agree with your point about phone numbers. First, it isn't related to AI (people stopped remembering phone numbers when mobile phones became common). And second, I don't think the ability to remember matters. What does matter is the ability to understand.
@harshilmathur between 80-90% of Ai demos fail in production and that I think says a lot.
I'm not discounting AI's potential, just saying that it needs actual experts to excel and not everyone can just use AI and make magic
@CodeByNZ Me: Server Down
You: But that's 2 words
Me: Yes, you are right. It is a two-word phrase when you clearly asked for a single word response. Let me rewrite in just 1 word. No fluff, no unnecessary words:
"The AI Server You Are Trying To Reach is Currently Down"
Scared enough?
@DanielSmidstrup It is just amplifying what your natural instinct is.
if you want to be productive, that's what AI lets you do and if you are just looking to be lazy, Ai very well facilitates that too
AI isn't replacing great physicians. It's removing barriers between their ideas & execution.
In my interview, Dr. Negin Rajaipour shares how #AI helped her build a telehealth practice, publish a bestseller & rethink what's possible for women in medicine - https://t.co/TucnKNyF6G