u/Background-Bar3048 — reddlx

How many of you actually use AI at work?

I use it maybe once a month when I’m completely stuck. Honestly I don’t see the point for my day-to-day. And I’m not worried about it taking my job either, not in my lifetime anyway.

But what I really don’t get is why anyone would want to not work. Like genuinely. People on here act like a jobless utopia is inevitable and desirable and I just don’t understand the appeal. I would lose my mind with nothing to do. Humans need purpose. We’re not built for pure leisure.

What would you even do all day?

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u/Background-Bar3048 — 7 days ago

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If ai chatbots are sycophantic then it’s better to not ask for fashion advice from it?

Everyone’s always like dress for your body type right? But what if you don’t know what you look like and you would wanna ask a non bias opinion. Ig you ask a chatbot would it just say what you want to hear? Or would it be honest since you gave it a direct question

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u/Background-Bar3048 — 13 days ago

▲ 4 r/aiwars

I don’t care much about this debate (continues to post on here), but I will say the whole “making art accessible“ side of things sounds stupid to me. If you don’t want to learn to draw and use AI then just say that, don’t act like you’re backed into a corner because you don’t have time or you’re neurodivergent so you HAVE to use AI.

Personally I don’t harass people for using AI for art, but I do when they start acting like a victim. That’s why I find the loudest pros on this subreddit really annoying, victim complex central fr

edit: the harassment line was a joke, I don’t have the time or energy to do that shit

u/Background-Bar3048 — 24 days ago