All their responses are generated, no conscience there, just AI. “Another brick in the wall” hits stronger than ever now.

    • XiELEd@piefed.social
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      If people equated calculators to have achieved the ability to solve all the problems of mathematics or replace mathematicians, people would be pissed off.

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      Fuck you, with a rake, sideways. You’re either the most disingenuous person who ever lived (unlikely, stiff competition, you’re not smart enough), or the dumbest person who ever lived (obviously true lmao, we can all tell)

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      I used to be able to do long division in my head. Square roots. That kind of thing.

      Then they allowed us to use calculators in class, and I was too young to realise the danger. Now that part of my brain is gone. Dead. I can’t do those calculations without using the machine as a crutch. It mutilated me, maimed me, killed a part of me, and made me dependent on it.

      I won’t let LLMs do the same to the rest of my brain, and will treat anyone who does with the pity, disgust, and existential nausea and horror they deserve.

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        This is the correct take. You’re 100% correct, all of us who used to “think” (how archaic! The TV screen tells us what to think) feel this way.