ZILtoid1991

You can use AI. Seriously! It's a great tool for drafting. Just read what it gave to you , then write your own version, or polish the text. Don't be a middleman between it and the answer.

This website is AI entryism

Okay, where can I buy them, below the price of "western" RAM?

And when the Eastern Bloc dissolved, government owned corporations got sold off to western ones, for pennies, all to be shut down in a few weeks. If not, usually they got boycotted, because the kids finally could buy western brands, which made you look cool among your peers.

What are those, who only have one circle?

Entryism. Promote a "rational adaptation" scheme, reject "slop", embrace "gems", try to use it as a "helping tool".

The reality is much grimmer: Some vibe coders lie about them only using it as a tool, them "reading the output" is just getting it compiled and maybe pass some (AI generated) tests, and overly trust the genAI over classical search engines. People using the tools show some degree of AI psychosis, such as trying to "prompt" flesh and blood people ("I've read on a blog that..." is often used to make chatbots agree with you, and is also used towards humans by those who talk to chatbots a bit too much).

She's dead, and I don't know how to feel about it, especially as she abused my brother even harder than me.

Regulatory capture, plus constant FOMO about superintelligence. The current sales pitch for genAI slop is that eventually with enough training data, which also generated through use, a superintelligence will emerge.

I would be more surprised if they haven't been deleted or the sources tempered with.

AI will never become JARVIS, KITT, HAL9000, or whatever super AI you seen in media.

It's a cookie cutter style from ChatGPT.

They want you to get a cloud computer subscription. They want you to buy a Windows Portal, or whatever garbage small "terminal" device they will come up, and force regulators to make it be called a "fully fledged computer".

I was there on the first wave of the cloud boom (2012-ish), it's biggest pushers got really angry that we weren't up to give up our computers for "sleek, slim, and elegant" devices that would make wires "obsolete" at least in the home, so we can finally live in a sci-fi movie. They literally wanted us to use "browser app" DAWs that would do it's computing on the cloud, then they realized many of us would like to record music, run live effects, etc.