Chatbots learned to write from us. Can AI now change the way we think?
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Chatbots learned to write from us. Can AI now change the way we think? | CBC News
AI is saturating the internet, and as people increasingly turn to chatbots in their everyday lives, some experts caution that it's creating a feedback loop that could shrink human creativity and potentially alter our thought processes.
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
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Chatbots learned to write from us. Can AI now change the way we think? | CBC News
AI is saturating the internet, and as people increasingly turn to chatbots in their everyday lives, some experts caution that it's creating a feedback loop that could shrink human creativity and potentially alter our thought processes.
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
Sure they can. Almost every time I try one, I wind up with a lower opinion of what they're good for (apart from auto-generating convincing bullshit)
Ah well. They got the 'artificial' part working.
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Chatbots learned to write from us. Can AI now change the way we think? | CBC News
AI is saturating the internet, and as people increasingly turn to chatbots in their everyday lives, some experts caution that it's creating a feedback loop that could shrink human creativity and potentially alter our thought processes.
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
Behold! Its not Rand al'Thor, its Rand A.I. Thor
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Chatbots learned to write from us. Can AI now change the way we think? | CBC News
AI is saturating the internet, and as people increasingly turn to chatbots in their everyday lives, some experts caution that it's creating a feedback loop that could shrink human creativity and potentially alter our thought processes.
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
What do you mean, "we"?
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Chatbots learned to write from us. Can AI now change the way we think? | CBC News
AI is saturating the internet, and as people increasingly turn to chatbots in their everyday lives, some experts caution that it's creating a feedback loop that could shrink human creativity and potentially alter our thought processes.
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
Yes. The dumb people will meet this fate.