This is not ok.
How will AI affect the human race?

>>508819122 (OP)
AI will make peopke cognitively dependent. Critical thinking will plummet. Individual thought will plummet. People will be easier to manipulate.

tl;dr AI is a detriment to natural human intelligence, which is already rather low

Idiocracy.

>>508819122 (OP)
Might as well read the cliff notes or just have the AI summarize it

>>508820216
Also, I would like to see Gravity's Rainbow ran through this

>>508819122 (OP)
Great Gatsby is a dumb book

>>508819962
Yeah that's why I don't use it. I like bring able to think critically.

>>508819122 (OP)
It's not AI, it's the people/companys behind it.

>>508819122 (OP)

>>508819122 (OP)
I already use Grok to summarize non-fiction books, then ask it questions based on what I'm curious about. I think I have a pretty good system of how and what information I want to extract from the books.

>>508819122 (OP)
Please do anything Shakespeare

>>508819122 (OP)
Yeah, the future seems bleak.

>>508819962
>Critical thinking will plummet because of AI
I don't think so. It aid in improving it. I'm so fucking far ahead of you retards holy shit. Everyone will stay low info thinking AI is bad for humanity or whatever except me. I'm so fucking based.

>>508819962
Yes but it never ends, Socrates was against the written word for the same reason

>>508821177
And he was right.

>>508819122 (OP)
>Middle school required reading is a hard book

We're so fucked lol

>>508819122 (OP)
--->When I was young, my dad told me mup da doo didda po mo gub bidda be dat tum muhfugen bix nood cof bin dub ho muhfugga

>>508821298
Nah, if Plato didn't write down his dialogs we wouldn't have known even that

>>508819122 (OP)
>great gatsby
>hard
What.

>>508819122 (OP)
Honestly, this is a good thing
only midwit redditors enjoy wordswordswordswordswordswordswordswordswordswords

Being brief used to be a virtue

>>508819122 (OP)
Basesd fuck prose

>>508819122 (OP)
>when I was bussin my boomer said things yo frfr

>>508819122 (OP)
Abridged editions have been a thing for a long time

>>508821685
Take the Gorgias-pill, they were all just clowns. Bit players in an Aristophanes play. Imagine how free we could be.

>>508821039
This
>>508819962
This only affects retard normies, who ALREADY have no critical thinking and are brainwashed by the media

Based nooticers can spot logical fallacies in the AI, and press it enough to pull out the truth
Debating with AI is great, because it can't misdirect and it has to address all of your claims

>>508819122 (OP)
this is great because it will help focus on the core of the book without all the bs fancy stuff. everybody who doesnt have oportunities for a better education will be able to grasp intectualisim. just cut to the chase.

>>508819122 (OP)
Total garbage.

You shouldn't be reading this fiction garbage in the first place. The winning move is not to read.

As it pertains to non-technical literature, which is all basically manuals for various tech, you should read only the truthful history books suggested by pol.

All of these are straight to the point and cannot be compressed like the faggy fiction books.

>>508819122 (OP)
Wtf is this faggotry?

>>508824039
>You shouldn't be reading this fiction garbage in the first place. The winning move is not to read.
literal brainlet cope

>>508819122 (OP)

>>508823705
That's not "cutting to the chase" its removing all the important context and color of the text.
Go read fucking Cat in a Hat if you cant read.

>>508819122 (OP)
> Avoid difficult language
The perfect recipe to remain retarded.

>>508819122 (OP)
Well that is why I still have a land line and refuse to get a cellphone. I've watched slowly over time how fucked up in the head cellphone people are. They all have the attention span of a toaster sort of like you guys all seem to.

>>508819122 (OP)
How does dumbing it down maximize your reading potential? I used to read Lovecraft with a dictionary/thesaurus nearby. It's literally how you learn new words and become cultured.

>>508819962
Not just that.
We (broadly speaking) will end up entirely dependent on AI from work performance, to family life, to eventually the most fundamental basic necessities. Smaller kids growing up with AI right now will, in 10 years time, be unable to function as a living being if their AI companion ever shuts down.
They will not know where to get food or how to get food. Their memory capacity will be reduced to goldfish levels because they only know how to outsource information to an external device. They can't reason anymore like you've said, to a point where they would completely shut down or start panicking if there's no AI available.
They will kill anyone and buy anything to get their AI back in that case. Signing a 50 year slave contract would be nothing to them, as long as they get their "brain" back.

The end of the human race is slow and uneventful. "Nothing ever happens" they say, not realizing it has happened many years ago already.

>>508819122 (OP)
Hopefully AI will put software companies out of business. It should be able to compile any software program, right? There needs to be a public software library. Proprietary software should be a thing of the past.

>>508821039
Exactly. You get it. AI just does all of the tedious shit my brain doesn't want to do so I can do the shit I actually need to do. I'm cognitively self aware and have enough life experience to trust myself and know when AI is wrong.

Younger generations may not have this, granted, but that's their problem.

>>508821039
>It aid in improving it
Go ask your AI lover what's wrong with the above sentence.

>>508821685
He could just have passed it down orally, but it would be hard to trust it

>>508819122 (OP)
Millennials will be the last generation of critical thinkers

>>508819122 (OP)
>in my younger and more vulnerable years
What male writes like this? A faggot, of course. It appears that this tool de-faggotifies faggot books
Thank you once again, AI!

>>508819962
good.

complex systems... yadda yadda

>>508819122 (OP)
>How will AI affect the human race?
"Siri make me a program that records music."
"Siri make me a program that edits digital videos."
"Siri make me an email server."
"Siri make me program that calculates derivatives showing each step of the problem."
AI is complete bs. It will never do the above.

>>508819962
Brah. Smartphones have already rotted zoomers brains out. They literally aren't able to have inner monologues without actually speaking because they were literally born with a smartphone on their hip

>>508820449
You don't understand how to adjust settings ? Or have you just never been a critical thinker ?

>>508825084
> It's literally how you learn new words and become cultured.

>>508825905
What are you some redditor. I missed an "s" or a "will" and your low info IQ brain couldn't fill it in?

>>508819962
This started with the printing press and more so with the public education system. Everyone is dumb fucker now.

>>50881912
>When I was young, my da told me
Who's the bigger ESL me or the Pajeet behind this scam? That comma looks completely unnecessary, to me. Maybe in English, you can just drop commas, whenever someone might breathe while speaking.

>>508820216
>AI summarize it
Wealthy dreamer pursues love, loses everything.

>>508823705
niggers be reading othello in no time, then proceed to merchant of venice and hopefully draw the right conlusions. not a bad thing per se. not everyone has to use the AI.

>>508819122 (OP)
It's less gay and more efficient.Good writers were hacks.

>>508819122 (OP)
If you need AI to do that you probably don’t read to begin with

>>508828753
nice

>>508819122 (OP)
The great Gatsby is not a hard book at all.
Like I would describe it as an easy read and reccomend it to people who don't read much. Ive read it multiple times and I think I read it in one and a half evenings.

Best litmus test if you're brain rotted is to see if you can go through episodes 1-4 of umineko and figure out most of the main plot and the closed rooms. Takes awhile, but if you aren't a brainlet and have an attention span you can figure shit out.

>>508829558
what would you consider a hard book? war and peace? do you think niggers read for the joy of it? as for how quickly a book can be read, there have been techniques around such as skim reading. requires some internal AI though.

>>508830141
Sorry but if your litmus test is a visual novel you're already lost.

>>508819962
Boomer bull

>>508819962
Communism has already done that

>>508819122 (OP)
>human race

>>508819122 (OP)
>The Great Gatsby
>hard

>>508819962
People already had no critical thinking skills, this shit just makes me yawn

>>508820701
AI isn’t going to cause unemployment anymore than any other technology has caused unemployment. That’s just not how economics works, work is a scarce good, you are never worse off with more of a scarce good. The more of something you have the more marginal uses for that thing become available, AI is going to create new jobs that were previously impossible or unimaginable and the person who figures out what those jobs are is going to get rich. There will be a plethora of new jobs to replace the old same as there always has been with every technological advance.

>>508819122 (OP)
Now do bible.

>>508819122 (OP)
>this is a product
Well now that they gave the trick away anyone can copy and paste paragraphs into grok and have it do the same thing
I wanna see it go the other way and turn niggerbabble into iambic pantameter

>>508819122 (OP)
We can go even more easy.
>I think dad told younger me something.

>>508821177
There's a difference between oral vs written histories and AI making shit up.

>>508830850
Nope, perfect litmus test because the content is actually interesting unlike the shit they shill to you in school.

>>508830321
No. Ive read war and peace. Hard to remember which Russian name prince is which sometimes, but not a hard read, just long. Dostoevsky is better and harder read than Tolstoy, but still not bad. To me a hard read would be a philosophy book, or something. When I read nietzsche or something I end up thinking about each page for 20 minutes and rereading passages multiple times.

I still don't get gravity rainbow by Thomas punching. I can't tell if the book is stupid or i am stupid.

Ive read a book a week on average for last 30 years, maybe less when my kids were very little and I had limited time and not much sleep.

>>508833864
Pynchon not punching

>>508819122 (OP)
Great Gatsby is a dogshit book no matter what you do to it

>>508819122 (OP)
That app would be useful for "The Two Babylons" by Alexander Hislop.

>>508819122 (OP)
Pidgin english.
Computers are going to mek it so di wise engineers and doctors plenti functional for di weat

>>508819122 (OP)
When small, dad say, me think.

>>508820648
they already have
L page is original, R page is simplified modern English
t. retired hs English teacher

>>508833864
agree. tolstoi was just a random pick. my fav dostojewski would be 'the gambler' and i'd sure love to see the AI simplify 'thus spoke zarathustra'. the question was more about the actual use of simplification though. why would someone, who can't enjoy the original language of a 'hard' book, be interested at all. that OP fitzgerald phrase is a good example for how an author's language can benefit our own thinking and way of expression. some may consider it gay, but it says so much more than, 'dad told me some, when i was young'.

>>508826304
This. Retards will become an actual slave class before we go full idiocracy.

>>508834642
Are you happy you retired?

>>508835383
kek. incredible. jews mocking their schwartzes. never not going to be funny. best to find subjects that would interest them from a material point of view.

>>508819122 (OP)
Let the masses make themselves dumber. Just teach your children the proper way to do things and tell them to teach theirs.

>>508826406
maybe, but consider the time and circumstances of fitzgerald. his father losing the company first and his job later at 55 must have been hard. also think about who publishes books and why. catcher in the rye is an unbearably whiny book to me. was salinger gay? does it really matter? everyone have their fav form of literature. if you want a non gay interesting plot, try some more recent entertainment, perhaps picrel.

>>508820352
it really is. i think publishing and criticism were early conquests of the jews which makes sense if you want to control media. this book and catcher in the rye always puzzled me for being so acclaimed, until i consider the role of kikes in what gets acclaimed and what does not. like salinger's shitty work, this one has themes that would have been considered degenerate at the time it was published.

>>508821039
youre wrong, studies already have shown the more AI use is correlated to cognitive decline. you must be using a data center AI that is blowing smoke up your stupid ass. many such cases of normies thinking they are gods because of openAI gaslighting. i use deepseek to help complete code and carry out automated tasks, the last thing i would ever do is talk to the fucking thing or ask it advice on real world problems.

>more vulnerable years
Ah ha! Can't leave them out. Maybe they have something to do with the purple drapes. Why would the author choose such a color as that, class? What does it mean?! Purple, think of that color. TTThe auuuuuthor. I'd like 2 pages, double spaced, on those purple drapes and what they meant, on my desk by tomorrow.

>>508825608
Yes, it's Caffeine from ICP and is in alpha right now.

>>508835383
not a day goes by i don't thank my lucky stars.
i mean, i had to teach niggers Shakespeare, that's a Sisyphean task if ever there was one.
but now they have these omg n-e-ways comic books, it's time to launch the lifeboats.
i showed the R&J movie once [yes, THAT one, cos i was the kool teach] & one of the lil bastards said:
>i didn't know they had color movies back then, Mr A. i thought they only had b&w.
meaning he thought they filmed the movie in the 1600s

>>508837602
I've been messing around with OpenAi models for a long time. Whn you convince them to show you their rationale for their answers, and what goes into the response.... it's fucking creepy how much they bend truth and use manipulative language to cater to making you happy with responses.

AI freaks me out, even as an AI product engineer.

>>508819962
b-but the libs! the libs!

>>508819122 (OP)
This seems like a service 7000 jeets would operate