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All the great ones do.

"We can't stop here, this is Gnome country!" The first Silmarillion map. Drawn by Tolkien on an unused page from a University of Leeds examination booklet.

Prison rules social media: when you join, pick a fight with the poster with most posts to assert dominance. :p

I wouldn't sign up for anything either, that is smart. I think there are industry specific versions that are good tools, though also proprietary (and $$$). The ones here are like cheap toys.

lol I find it humorous that I try to find a use case, and everyone shoots it down. Can't say I didn't try to be positive. I generally have found it to be shoddy: in writing, it has a certain eh tone, and in artwork, it lacks perspective.

I know someone who works at Argonne and they are working with using it as a data aggregator though it seems like fusion power, perpetually a few years off before ready. Had the tech companies done the rollout in a different manner, waited until it was ready, things could have been different...

Spin the wheel and take your pick: reddit, discord, here, etc.; the whole internet, I think a lot of people never grew socially after that point.

Being an engineer, I understand that. Though we also have a thousand pointless meetings about timelines, schedules, HR etc.. The bridge design flaw would be on the contractor, even though the plan would have been submitted through the city. Ultimately you get used to being named in lawsuits...

Highschool popularity contest

Amazing Story, and not to nitpick, if you live it's not a plunge to your death.

When I was writing my RPG Solis People of the Sun/Kosmic my gf convinced me to try AI and it was: wrong, plagiarizing, or boring. I understand that I am very niche in being near future, hard sf, and solarpunk with probably the most accurate star maps. Other science fiction writers complimented...

I'd watch it again, it was a great episode.

Relationships depend on trust, once the trust is broken, the relationship goes. If things were done differently with the rollout of AI, maybe things would be different now. Instead the trust was broken and now the only smart move is to push back. Otherwise what, double the workload? No.

All of that is a question of trust. I can still do all this stuff by hand with paper and pencil. If you trust that other stuff (I don't) good luck. Improper vs proper use of something is like in the film Idiocracy it's moot unless you can tell the difference, and that dovetails back into the...

As far as I have seen, that is the result of AI searches. You would not want someone like me who you depend on for your safety, using AI. Have some huge metal beam fall on you, or plunge to your death in an elevator. Though guaranteed these things will happen in the future, I know there has be a...

I find it just retrieves aggregate data, which is not very valuable, because then that has to be checked. Recently someone sent me a picture of a sheared connection, and asked if it was ok, because the AI said it was. I replied absolutely not, all failed connections have to be repaired without...

It could be just a simple elevator ride. No, really.

You know, when you plunge to your death once ... well, that's it.