yeah, you’re right, chatgpt and other chatbots will lead to a cognitive decline in some way
then again, i’m not sure that’s a bad thing; people’s wellbeing is influenced by a lot of things, such as good quality food, enough time off work, social connections. i don’t see these things being influenced by AI. in fact, if anything, i hope people will spend less time in front of screens because instagram will be overrun with bots. and that’s a net positive to people’s quality of life.
As someone currently marking final papers, I think it’s closer to “go die in whatever way your AI deems best”.
It scares me how widely people have adopted this slop.
most people are utilitarian
Low-information utilitarianism, which is in many cases a kind of anti-utilitarianism. Maximizing for the least optimal outcome, if you will.
did you ask the people whether it works for them?
Whether it works for them in turning their brain into mush, you mean?
yeah, you’re right, chatgpt and other chatbots will lead to a cognitive decline in some way
then again, i’m not sure that’s a bad thing; people’s wellbeing is influenced by a lot of things, such as good quality food, enough time off work, social connections. i don’t see these things being influenced by AI. in fact, if anything, i hope people will spend less time in front of screens because instagram will be overrun with bots. and that’s a net positive to people’s quality of life.