

AI as I’m seeing it, is just a very glorified search engine/artificial companion that talks to you. I see it as no different than how we slap “smart” on devices and appliances. All because they now have screens, apps and a couple extra functions. AI is only as good in prolonged periods, as in, continually feeding it information, as experienced in my time with both Grok and ChatGPT.
I see its benefits, but I still do not find it a universal solve-all for everyday problems. It’s a great tool - if strictly used as a tool. The problem, are unsurprisingly the individuals who have nothing but malicious or at times obliviously nuanced intent with the use of AI. So they take those findings and experiences, before demonizing AI which we’re seeing in practice.
An ethical use of AI is to not use AI for those kinds of purposes.



I was going to say this about old Windows programs, like Dope Wars, however the original developer carried it over to the app store and it can be bought for a dollar.