>>531063804
If thinking and learning will be delegated to machines, then so be it. I did things the old-fashioned way, modern kids do it their way. We all expected that hard labor will be replaced by robots, but nah, the thinking will be outsourced to them instead. Thank God for making me the right kind of a smartass so I've studied humanities. I couldn't live with paranoia of being replaced by robots. At least I was unemployable from the very start. AI will never grasp history, philosophy, sociology, theology, literature and other beautiful subjects.
>>531064593
/aidg/ died and was resurrected as /aids/ when Summer Dragon died and NovelAI was released, right?
>>531064763
Except it wasn't Zork. It was falsely advertised as such. It had no set locations and context was minuscule. You couldn't design locations and quests and expect them to work. It was a fever dream.
>>531065923
It's not about relying in AI. It's about being able to do without it. In 20 years, very few people will be able to write. Autocorrect improved overall grammar, but damaged the vocabulary. AI just made writing essays, seminars, theses obsolete. What now?