If you're an idiot, you use ChatGPT. If you're smart and have a high IQ, you use Grok.

What about chinkseek? what if I use chinkseek?

>>511097156 (OP)
You're a retard if you rely on any.

>>511097255
Only if you don't use it locally. You are very smart if you do not use deep seek locally.

>>511097156 (OP)
I'm sorry but chatGPT is just overwhelmingly better lmao. Ofc east coast faggots will seethe endlessly. Just fold and invest in energy sector already.

>>511097156 (OP)
I absolutely love chatgpt. Helps me clunt calories, eat better, get better lifting in, etc.

>>511097156 (OP)
I absolutely love chatgpt. Helps me count calories, eat better, get better lifting in, etc.

Using ChatGPT can help humanity become smarter by improving access to knowledge, learning, and critical thinking.

1. Faster, Smarter Learning
ChatGPT explains complex ideas in simple terms, answers questions instantly, and tailors information to different learning levels. It acts like a 24/7 tutor, making education more personalized and accessible.

2. Stronger Critical Thinking
It encourages curiosity by allowing users to ask “why” and “how” repeatedly. It can present multiple sides of an argument, helping people think more deeply and avoid one-sided views.

3. Wider Access to Knowledge
ChatGPT breaks down barriers to learning—cost, geography, and even language. Anyone with an internet connection can explore topics that were once limited to experts or formal education.

4. Boosting Creativity
Writers, coders, entrepreneurs, and artists use it to brainstorm, test ideas, and combine knowledge from different fields. It supports creativity through collaboration and exploration.

5. Better Decision-Making
By helping people understand data, analyze trade-offs, and simulate outcomes, ChatGPT supports smarter, more informed choices in everyday life and work.

6. Lifelong Skill Development
People use it to learn new skills, get feedback, and improve through practice—whether they’re learning to code, write better, or understand a new topic.

In short: ChatGPT doesn’t replace thinking—it amplifies it. It gives more people the tools to learn faster, reason better, and create more boldly. When used wisely, it becomes a powerful ally in making humanity smarter.

>>511097630
>>511097717
You must not have tried Grok yet.

>>511097302
this. it's all shit. I was curious and asked Chatgpt for advice about myself (like therapy cause i read about people who use it as such). Over an hour i could tell it was just parroting what i was saying and combining it with broad tenets of counselling to spit my answers out. Its really not all that.

>>511097156 (OP)
Is this legit or are they threatened by how useful AI/LLMs can be?

>>511097156 (OP)
>letting something else do all your thinking for you turns you into a retard
LMAO not surprising at all.

>>511097826
I have a friend who started using GPT to argue with people online and he sends me his "owns" thinking it's funny, i just think he's become retarded. Whenever i press him on something he disappears for a few seconds and i know he's running to GPT.

>>511097156 (OP)
I use ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok
But I'm also looking into self hosting agents that will us AI for me so I don't have to.
See the smartest men use AI to use AI for you.
But I have a library of around 200 books, they are riddled with bookmarks, sticky notes, note paper, etc.
Can't beat the best of the best. The problem with AI is shit soup.
One drop of shit in the communal pot of soup and you're all drinking shit soup. You cannot un-shit the soup

>>511097818
I have tried. It was very good at the beginning but chuds are dumbing it down like it's obviously short on resource answering all the 'is this true @grok?'

>>511097903
Jews sell shit like made up bullshit, made up bullshit is like 80% of their economy, yes they are very threatened.

>>511097156 (OP)
I swear i read the same thing about google search wikipedia social media Fuck calculators too

I've definitely noticed that AIfags do seem to be complete fucking retards, they genuinely can't function without AI now.

ITT brokie "artists", "writers" and leftists who wished tradesmen and blue collar types lost their jobs for decades seethe at the better man

You lost
You lost at the most pivotal moment in human history
You lost forever
I won and you lost

>>511097156 (OP)
If you have genuine intellectual interest then you want to find the correct answer quickly, you use AI. If you want to master a subject you don't use AI for that.

It's just a tool. It's incredibly destructive to the market however.

>>511097156 (OP)
>you're smart and have a high IQ
You can't have both.

>>511097903
Dropping the sarcasm for a minute, I think we both know what the answer is. It's yet another situation where we've been doing things a certain way for a long time, we got used to that, found a better way to do it, and now we're freaking out. It's the best new tool we've had since the internet and the computer. Can it make people idiots if they use it like idiots, yes? But the people who use it right (in the right and wrong hands) will be ridiculous far ahead of everyone else who choose to close their eyes and wish AI would disappear.

>Random nobody has a stupid opinion on twitter!
Big if true.

>>511097630
>Just fold and invest in energy sector already.
Yup its the best thing to do.
>>511098086
>I use ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok
Same i do manus and deepchink too. Its best to test and review believing things at first glance doesnt make you retarded you were already retarded to do that.
Next im trying manus and claude
>Books
Eh try notebook llm it can do books pretty well but uh if you downloaded those books they might get upset with you so be careful
>>511098395
Exactly its currently a better search engine or slightly smarter wikipedia but not by much.

>>511097156 (OP)
Jokes on you. I use gemini and redpill it on the yids.

>>511097156 (OP)
You use ai as a tool after you thought of a thing you want to do and accomplish but you still have to do the footwork yourself, you dont let it do your thinking for you.
Seeing morons use these fucking things as personal therapists is hilarious.

>>511098598
>gemini

>>511098069
There's a person on this board with an American flag who uses ChatGPT as a reading assistant due to his poor reading comprehension and proudly posts screenshots about it. Retards are now able to talk as if they know shit because of AI unfortunately. At least i can use it as a faster google tho

>>511098069
kek its hilarious since the thing just grabs the first thing it sees and sets it before you it does not go into detail and find other sources.
Say you are looking for a cheap fridge, it will give you nearly 300 above the cheapest you can find on your own.
It does the same with history, I could not remember where I had read something about rome and it tried to gaslight me because it wasnt looking at other sources besides jewpedia, after some pressing it finally gave me the book I had read.

>>511097903
Legit, but Googling anything instead of taking a moment to think will also lower memory and thinkings skills.
Those times when you have to try and remember something for a few seconds is you manually reinforcing neural pathways. When people just go "Hey Google..." instead, those pathways end up unused and overgrown.
AI may be a good thing, but you should never forget that there's a whole generation of doctors etc who are using these things to cheat their way through schooling instead of actually knowing anything. Said doctors will be in charge of your care in 10 years time.

>>511098673
>Seeing morons use these fucking things as personal therapists is hilarious.
The craziest thing about it is that even the creators of the AI tools say themselves that these shouldn't be used for shit like personal therapy, but people do it anyway. Then get upset about it on social media when it turns out Gemini or whatever other generative AI tool they use might not be as useful as they hoped to help them save their marriage or cure their depression.

>>511097156 (OP)
but anon, i built 3 different apps using chatgpt that brings me ~200k a year total

i would not be able to do so with grok, i tried

reality check
grok - soi boys who love to touch their little whinie while watching anime girls talk using voice (poorly)

chatgpt - actually writes code that makes money

>>511099377
I just use it to research shit full time neet here, could use a new gpu though how do i get gpt to help me do that?

>>511099495
you pay $20 for chatgpt monthly and keep asking questions until it starts saying pure nonsense (meaning context length was reached)

then you start new conversation and keep doing it, i get months of forbidden knowledge downloaded into my brain in mere hours by asking the right questions

>>511099690
Fair $20 is nothing i'll go play with it

>>511097156 (OP)
if ChatGPT causes cognitive decline
then so does just googling the old fashioned way
what a stupid tweet

>>511097156 (OP)
@grok is this true

>>511097156 (OP)
If you're smart you avoid interacting with it, similar to avoiding the vaxx/vaxxed.