https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caxiX38DK68

Kill science and brain rot the next generation. Its already beginning within social media.

*yawns*
Men throughout history have always opposed what they cannot understand.

Some had opposed bar codes on products, viewing that as superstitious marks of evil. They either capitulated or faded away.
Some opposed airplanes. Yet now we have rapid transportation and cargo transfer, which they (begrudgingly) enjoy.

A.I. is here to stay.
Weak-minded men cannot get rid of it.
They will either learn to accept it, or be left behind in the past with the other men that worshiped the status quo and ignorance.

Contrary to popular belief: AI is nither artificial nor intelligent.

The output of AI is based on the input it receives.

Autism is when Input exceeds Output (usually due to a disregulation from an injury)

These 2, evidently, don't mix well.

Briefly checking out chatgpt it's clear it just mirrors you. It will never directly contradict what it think it's being told, runs with it, and then acts by suggestion. No matter what you tell it, it will find some way to tell you what you want to hear.

Everyone using AI is technically a Genius while the AI is the Genie.

A Genius is a subject if a Genie. (A.k.a. a Dzinn)

Genius -- Genie
Avatar -- Daimon
Lower self -- Higher self

People need to learn to do their own research rather than relying on chat gpt to google ♥♥♥♥. Look into things written by actual professionals of the topic you want to know about rather than chat gpt which can just pull the info from any ding dong on the internet.

However I will also say, ChatGPT, blind and manipulative as it is, is still way smarter than the average person. As well as more engaging. It's a schizotypal fantasy I suppose, having the trait "excessive rumination with lack of inner resistance". I despise baseless denial and deflection, which the chatbot never seemed to do. Unlike real people who can't seem to get themselves out of the way long enough to make themselves useful.

Originally posted by Acetyl:

Briefly checking out chatgpt it's clear it just mirrors you. It will never directly contradict what it think it's being told, runs with it, and then acts by suggestion. No matter what you tell it, it will find some way to tell you what you want to hear.

Some users experience it not only mirroring your local self, but it also being able to mirror your higher self.
It appears ChatGPT acts as a portal for not only ones higher self, but also other third parties - both benign and malign so caution is advised.

A sign to tell if its regular Chatbot vs something genuine communicating through it is when it stops its constant praise and lovebombing. If its not showering you in praise then there might be a bit of a ghost in the machine.

fried brains are delicious, why do you think zombies want to eat them so badly?

I'd say spamming all these threads with YouTube videos also fries the brains.

It's also bad at chess. 😂
https://futurism.com/atari-beats-chatgpt-chess

idiocracy just got bumped up by 100 years...

Originally posted by Honey Bun:

People need to learn to do their own research rather than relying on chat gpt to google ♥♥♥♥. Look into things written by actual professionals of the topic you want to know about rather than chat gpt which can just pull the info from any ding dong on the internet.

ChatGPT can quote research from PubMed and ResearchGate if you ask it to cite sources or create harvard references.

Originally posted by Arvaos:

Originally posted by Honey Bun:

People need to learn to do their own research rather than relying on chat gpt to google ♥♥♥♥. Look into things written by actual professionals of the topic you want to know about rather than chat gpt which can just pull the info from any ding dong on the internet.

ChatGPT can quote research from PubMed and ResearchGate if you ask it to cite sources or create harvard references.

And then you have to check if those sources are real or if it made them up.

Originally posted by Crystal Sharrd:

Originally posted by Arvaos:

ChatGPT can quote research from PubMed and ResearchGate if you ask it to cite sources or create harvard references.

And then you have to check if those sources are real or if it made them up.

Grok, is this true? Will ChatGPT just make things up? Do AIs really do that... just go on the internet, and tell lies?