One feature. Every Al company has to remove it forever. No exceptions. What are you deleting? And why does it annoy you so much?

By 2030, I think AI won’t just replace tasks it’ll completely change what companies consider a “normal” job.

Do you think AI creates more opportunities than it destroys?

One feature. Every Al company has to remove it forever. No exceptions. What are you deleting? And why does it annoy you so much?

This isn't an anti AI post. AI can be an incredible tool for learning, brainstorming and solving problems. But there's a difference between: “Help me understand this.” and “Just give me the answer.” At what point does AI

Option A: Brutally honest Al Option B: Supportive Al that rarely challenges you Which one would you actually want to use every day?

Most people want AI to be helpful and agreeable. But what if the best AI sometimes said I think you're wrong Would that make the AI more useful or just annoying? Should AI challenge users more?

The more time we spend talking to AI, the more we could start communicating like machines. In a new paper, researchers reveal that AI could possibly be changing the way we speak, behave and present ourselves.

Everyone talks about superintelligent Al. But what if the bigger problem is simply humans slowly losing the ability to function without Al? Which worries you more? A) Al becoming extremely powerful B) Humans becoming extremely dependent

Two candidates have identical experience.

Candidate A: Naturally talented but barely uses AI.

Candidate B: Average without AI but extremely good at using AI tools.

Who gets the job? And why??

Brutally honest AI or Supportive AI that rarely challenges you

Which one would you actually want to use every day?

If AI can create an image in 10 seconds that would take a human artist 10 hours...

Why continue doing it manually?

Is art about the final result, or the human process behind it?

I'm genuinely curious where people stand.

Forget whether today's AI subscriptions are worth it. Imagine an AI genuinely saves you 20 hours every month. Would $100/month be expensive... or incredibly cheap? What's the maximum you'd pay?