Dr. Jonathan Foley

This is just wrong.

I don’t mind grammar checks and basic writing feedback, but impersonating the writing advice of living and dead people is just gross.

Let’s keep our editors *human* please.

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Good. Noem is out.

But just how corrupt do you have to be for Trump to fire you for unseemly conduct?

IF its training prioritized factual accuracy and helping people rehumanize and connect, it could provide social benefit.

Instead it's trained to provide a facsimile of truthiness as it attempts to addict users to prefer using it over using their own minds and/or collaborating with others.

So, no.

Extremely well said. Thank you.

p.s. Sure, there are some very helpful algorithms out there for better medical imaging, editing photos, checking your code and writing, etc.

I don’t mean that stuff.

I mean things like ChatGPT, Claude, etc? Doesn’t it clearly do more harm than good for the world?

I’m curious: Can anyone give me an honest reason why generative AI is, net net, good for society?

I honestly can’t see a reason why it is.

Can someone give me a genuine case of why the benefits outweigh the tremendous harms?

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Good. Noem is out.

But just how corrupt do you have to be for Trump to fire you for unseemly conduct?

I mean “is society better off as a whole”, not “this is a nice convenience for me”….

Ummm. Yeah, I don’t think a minor convenience outweighs all of the tremendous harm.

p.s. Sure, there are some very helpful algorithms out there for better medical imaging, editing photos, checking your code and writing, etc.

I don’t mean that stuff.

I mean things like ChatGPT, Claude, etc? Doesn’t it clearly do more harm than good for the world?

I’m curious: Can anyone give me an honest reason why generative AI is, net net, good for society?

I honestly can’t see a reason why it is.

Can someone give me a genuine case of why the benefits outweigh the tremendous harms?

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I get the whole “Quit ChatGPT”, but honestly they are all bullshit generating, automated plagiarism machines.

They do more harm than good to society, without a doubt, and we would be better off walking away and focusing on enhancing, not replacing, human skills.

Nobody should using generative AI for anything that they really care about.

I get the whole “Quit ChatGPT”, but honestly they are all bullshit generating, automated plagiarism machines.

They do more harm than good to society, without a doubt, and we would be better off walking away and focusing on enhancing, not replacing, human skills.

Nobody should using generative AI for anything that they really care about.

When you lay off 40% of your workforce on a single day, without some kind of fiscal emergency, it doesn’t make you a business genius.

It makes you a moron who didn’t see — for months and years — that nearly half of your entire organization wasn’t needed.

The company’s “AI” famously can’t do anything right even 50% of the time, and they are so transparently unethical that even the Facebook folks are like “we probably shouldn’t use tech that way,” so sure, by all means, put them in charge of the nuclear codes or whatever.

Or, you’re the moron who will soon realize that AI can’t actually do what 40% of your team did.