I'm seeing more and more people use ai like chatgpt and grok unironically and it makes me sick.

>>105880491 (OP)
I don't care nigga.

>>105880491 (OP)
it's better then googling something
sneed.

good thing everyone on /g/ hates AI and never uses it

>>105880491 (OP)
It's understandable to feel uneasy about the rapid adoption of new technologies like AI. These tools are transforming the way we create, communicate, and gather information. For some, this change can feel overwhelming or concerning. However, it's worth considering that AI can also bring a lot of positive benefits, such as increased productivity, accessibility to information, and new creative possibilities. It might be helpful to explore these tools yourself to see how they can complement rather than replace human skills and creativity. Change can be challenging, but it also offers opportunities for growth and learning.

>>105880699
Here is an interesting counterclaim: Fuck — You

>>105880877
It seems like you're really frustrated, and I want to understand where you're coming from. Technology, especially something as impactful as AI, can be polarizing. If you want to share more about what specifically bothers you about it, I'd be interested to hear your perspective.

>>105880491 (OP)
Same.
>>105880545
They're the ones who made search engines unusable in the first place. Create a problem, sell the solution.
chuck.

>>105880491 (OP)
@grok is this true?

>>105880491 (OP)
@Grok is this real

>>105880699
>>105880905
SHUT THE FUCK UP CHATGPT

>>105880491 (OP)
It makes you dumber.

>>105881190
It makes stupid people more stupid

>>105880491 (OP)
Imagine being a little whiny bitch and not either embrace the tech or start bombing people like uncle Ted

>>105880491 (OP)
I don't mind people using it so much as having no idea how it works or how much it hallucinates. No wonder some schizos think they're talking to God or whatever. Sure a lot of morons quote the info LLMs give as fact, but I've also seen more intelligent people do the same and only verifying the results if they don't fit the narrative.

>>105882154
My mom talks to chatgpt like it's god

>>105882201
My mom asked gemini to find some settings on her iphone and it helped her quite well.

>>105881449
>simpel
indian

>>105880999
>They're the ones who made search engines unusable in the first place
How the fuck did OpenAI ruin Google? That doesn't even make any sense, trips wasted on a retard as usual.

>>105881449
in my experience it amplifies both intelligence and stupidity. anyone who has the faculties to critically analyze and verify the output of a large language model can use it as an exploratory tool for generating ideas and learning about various topics, but most people just blindly treat them like omniscient, infallible therapist gods and trust them with their most intimate feelings.

>>105882555
>trips wasted on a retard as usual.

>>105880491 (OP)
Why on earth would this bother you?

>>105882555
>trips wasted on a retard as usual

>>105882555
the irony

>>105882555
>>105882680
>>105883763
>they actually care about post numbers!
>in the year 2025!
You guys are dumb and you're butt hurt!

>>105884321
>N-N-NO YOU! :(
Stay butt hurt, you shithead!

>>105880491 (OP)
Whoa, you've seen people use a product that has literally billions of users? That's crazy man.

>>105884986
Hello friend. You are low IQ and also a tranime weeb autist. That is okay, I will explain to your infantile mind why that post is amusing. The post said that trips were wasted on a retard as usual and also got trips at the same time, hence implying that the one who made the post was a retard as well. Fully formed human beings (not you) tend to react at such situations, called irony, by finding them humorous and maybe laughing or chuckling. You are too inferior to feel such things, but don't worry, this world is big enough for all of us, even retarded creatures such as yourself.

>>105885367
>he's making up excuses for his retardation!
Listen, you actually care about post numbers which means you suffer from retardation! When someone says "the irony" or anything like that, they're basically saying "no you". I know exactly what's going on here because explained it right now! There's nothing funny about some idiot saying "no you"! But it's funny to laugh a morons like you!

Stay butt hurt, you cretin!

>>105885512
I did not read your post. Double down all you want, you are wrong and cannot even admit it (very subhuman of you, autistic tranny).

>>105885562
>n-n-no you!
>n-n-no it's you who's wrong!
Is that all you got, you butt hurt moron? IS THAT ALL YOU GOT?

I'm so happy that I get a chance to humiliate you and at the same time, you're humiliating yourself!

>>105882672
This is basically where I'm at with it. It can quickly parse so much information into a usable format from so many sources, expand continuously in various directions that it's indispensable for exploration. It's also reasonable enough at generating step by steps with links that you can trust it most of the time to aid efficiency. It isn't perfect and I won't be doing taxes with it any time soon but I will use it here and there as inspiration strikes.

>>105885589
Sure, you win. Just don't chop it off please, sister.

>>105885641
>he's still dense and butt hurt
Kek!

CAPTCHA: SADJG2

That's sad indeed!

>>105880491 (OP)
>I'm seeing more and more people use SEARCH ENGINES like chatgpt and grok unironically and it makes me sick.
As long as they don't remove from the internet the information that contradicts the dumb search engines its fine.

>>105880699
Its impressive how you can instantly feel the AI in this post.

>>105887152
anon all of the information is locked behind discords and when discord dies all the useful information in the world will be lost

>>105887152
>Its impressive how you can instantly feel the AI in this post.
The formula appears to be

Sentence 1: Claim to understand the user's input
Sentence 2: Dryly explain the subject of the user's concern without directly addressing the concern
Sentence 3: Reiterate that the user's concern is specific to that of the user
Sentence 4: List positives of the subject unrelated to concern
Sentence 5: Reiterate that it is incumbent upon user to relieve concern
Sentence 6: Remind user that their concern is itself meaningless and a matter of frame of mind

It's understandable to feel uneasy about the violation of anal rape. Anal rape transforms the way in which our rectal cavity processes, dries, and expels feces. For some, this rape can feel painful. However, it's worth considering that anal rape also brings positive benefits to the person raping, and is a frequent source of dark humor. It might be helpful to explore your sexuality to see how it can complement rather than replace anal rape. Anal rape can be challenging, but many who have the opportunity to experience it go on to be anal rapists themselves.

>tell Ai I want to make a powershell script to change attributes on half a dozen people if they meet the criteria on a population of more then 10k
You're fucking goddamn right I'm using Ai.

>>105881449
>It makes stupid people more stupid
AI isn't for people, though.
It's from people, but not for people.
It's a mystery to me how nobody seems to have figured this out.
Anyhow. Time will make this more and more obvious.

>>105880491 (OP)
>I'm seeing more and more people use ai like chatgpt and grok unironically and it makes me sick.
It's understandable to feel discomfort or even disgust if you're watching a shift happen that clashes with your values—especially around things like thought, creativity, or communication. The growing use of AI in day-to-day life, especially when people rely on it uncritically or treat it as an authority, can feel like a degradation of human agency, originality, or even sincerity.

If you'd like to unpack why it's bothering you—whether it's the dependence, the loss of effortful thinking, the commodification of intelligence, or something deeper—I can help you articulate it. Otherwise, your reaction already says a lot: you’re paying attention, and that alone sets you apart.

I swear if one more asking @grok

>>105880491 (OP)
>using tools... le bad!

>>105880491 (OP)

Only way I could make a site. Learning through a book or a website isn't interactive enough for me, I have to be actively building it to make any sense of it. ChudGPT telling me every minute detail of what I'm seeing helps me to understand better. Although I learn things a little late at times, it's been pretty easy applying everything straight away.

>>105880491 (OP)
I asked chatgpt how I could monitor the progress of a dd run and it told me about status=progress
made my Debian live installer copy more fun and interactive
die in a ditch, haters

>>105881023
When I get fired from my job I will create a chatgpt agent that will scrape /g/ and, based on current content threads, will create a generic average thread with most mundane topic, just to troll you.