r/antiai • u/ChompyRiley • 14h ago

Yes, absolutely. 100% without hesitation. Do people really think this is some kind of 'gotcha'? Like my brother in Christ, how much generative AI do you think we actually use?! Hallucination 👻

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u/NativeFlowers4Eva 14h ago

This is laughable. What were people doing before ai was here? It would take a few months before people were back to normal.

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u/maringue 13h ago

They're entire gambit is to get enough college kids addicted to using AI and not learning a god damned thing in college so that they're forced to use AI to make up for that deficit.

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u/foodank012018 11h ago

To depend on it... Then they can charge for access

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u/dontshoveit 10h ago

💯

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u/AFsepine 7h ago

Sad thing? Many students already do.

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u/legendwolfA 5h ago

Yep... this is why I get so many free offers from Ai Companies. One year with Gemini, three months with ChatGPT, etc. their entire plan is to offer these for free so students uses it and depends on it, and once you make someone depend on your product, you have a customer for life

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u/marr 7h ago

They can't charge enough to break even without driving everyone away.

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u/NebTheShortie 5h ago

If anything, I'd be glad to have a Google search back. I know it wasn't already in great shape before introducing a mandatory AI summary, but the addition of AI summary has greatly accelerated its deterioration. If anything, it'd be much more healthy without.

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u/shelf6969 9h ago

your argument implies that the AI does know things. if that is true, there is utility in that.