>>40844893>In short, posts that weren't worth writing aren't worth reading. Don't be a faggot, and if you must use AI, use it to teach yourself to think better. Don't let it to think for you.I have already addressed your central claim, multiple times. This is a loaded statement hiding behind false assumptions:
You assume that using GPT equals outsourcing thought.
You ignore the possibility that people use it to refine, challenge, or improve pre-existing ideas.
You contradict yourself, how can one use it to teach themselves to think better without engaging with it intellectually? You can’t. You talk about "thinking for yourself" but reject tools that help facilitate deeper thought
>Your fallacy is equivocating the use of Ai (which just gives you prebacked ideas, no effort)Your accusation of “equivocation” is dead wrong. You called it a false comparison fallacy, but I wasn’t saying GPT = spellcheck in function. I was saying both are tools used to aid expression, not replace thinking. That’s an analogy, not equivocation.
If you're going to name fallacies, at least use them correctly.
> you say your ideas are your own, and that GPT just helps you "refine" them or some shit. A bold claim, and one that will not be accepted without evidence. GPT chatlogs are shareable.That’s absurd. You wouldn’t ask someone to publish their notebooks or private DMs to prove authorship, because you know it’s a privacy trap.
The burden of proof isn’t on me to prove I’m real. The burden is on you to argue coherently.
You're projecting intellectual laziness onto others.
You assume anyone who uses GPT has “no thoughts of their own” because you can’t conceive of a way to use it meaningfully. That’s not a critique, that’s a confession.
You’re angry at tools you don’t understand, dismissing them with slurs instead of arguments. You act like gatekeeping thought will make you look smarter. It doesn’t, it makes you look scared.