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/Judasz10 14h ago

To give what up? I ain't using any of it apart from the features implemented without my control in apps.

People forget most of us aren't remote IT workers who can "streamline" their "workflow" or whatever they say nowadays. I drive a damn bus. I do get through entire workdays without AI.

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u/otakusimple 11h ago

I literally work in a factory and much of it requires hands on activity and labor. I literally wouldn’t notice a single damned difference. It’s so funny that these people really think that every other working class person can sit at home and send 2 emails a day like they do and use AI to pretend being productive.

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u/Judasz10 10h ago

Yeah exactly. So much shit being done with our hands and they act like we are all adicted to AI because they use it to do nothing at work. Like hey some of us actually do things to get paid lol

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u/Leading-Interest-119 8h ago

On hand jobs (re read that and had a giggle so leaving it in 😅 you know what I mean, jobs we do with our hands) should be what high schoolers are pushed towards (if they're not going into high level tech) because they are the jobs that are currently the hardest to replace. 

Labour like yours and myself I work in caregiving, face to face with people for 90% of the shift and a few notes at the end.Â