Replying to @⁨stopforgettingit@lemmy.world⁩

My personal experience but the people who blindly bitch about AI are, quite frankly, idiots.

I use AI daily for work it’s an extremely helpful tool as you stated. I still have concerns with it.

The difference is I understand human nature and the genie cannot be put back in the bottle. We need governance and standards and it needs to be a utility just like hydro, water and The Internet. There also needs to be a global UBI yesterday.

What people are bitching about with AI amount to the lack of control we the people have over it.

I’m surprised you haven’t been downvoted but I bet I will for calling a spade a spade in these people so rigidly opposed.

Replying to @⁨whoisearth@lemmy.ca⁩

I don’t think anyone is “blindly bitching”. I think people have understandable concerns regarding its development, use, and proliferation.

The other idea that it needs to be a utility is straight from the wet dreams of every AI company. Realistically, the average person has little use for AI and it’s much more likely to be a detriment to them than otherwise. I know someone who is an exec in a big company and they get AI through their work. They use it for inane things mostly, but recently they used it to generate a list of reasons that their kids do need to go to school. This is an educated person with a good job who can’t figure out that AI has no idea what their kids need.

I don’t think AI needs to be used by nearly the number of people currently using it, but my bigger concern is letting anyone, be it a private company or a government, have access to something people treat like a magic answer anything machine.