It really is addictive to ask ChatGPT to answer questions that would annoy another human …
And probably it makes your brain more dependent on trusting an authority.
Submitted 1 week ago by Davriellelouna@lemmy.world to technology@lemmy.world
It really is addictive to ask ChatGPT to answer questions that would annoy another human …
And probably it makes your brain more dependent on trusting an authority.
tarknassus@lemmy.world 1 week ago
No wonder people are hooked onto this - it’s a saccharine dopamine machine eroding our critical thinking and cognitive processing. It’s designed to be that way.
Speaking of dependence on AI:
Of course, it’s not all about cheating or using the easiest possible methods to submit essays or papers -
Reminds me of the OMM 0000 from the excellent THX-1138 - “My time is yours.” And not in a good way. I’d rather talk to a professional human being, and have found it somewhat beneficial in the past. They had a knowledge of local support groups or events that I doubt would have been offered by AI.
Finally, it seems that Google’s Gemini adverts may not be far off the mark for seeing how little common sense and logic processing people have these days:
Gah. Puke in a sink? Get some rubber gloves and push the gunk out or extract it and throw it in the toilet to flush it. This is not rocket science.
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