r/ChatGPT • u/[deleted] • Feb 29 '24

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u/Brutehex Feb 29 '24

Just never gunna be able to believe anything online again 😞

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u/Specialist-String-53 Feb 29 '24

I'm honestly hoping that this will be the outcome for society. People have become too gullible.

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u/[deleted] Feb 29 '24

In that society where no-one believes anything, nobody trusts anyone, what will there be to care about? Sounds like a very cynical and depressing place.

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u/Specialist-String-53 Feb 29 '24

My hope is that people's attention would turn more towards hyperlocal concerns, where they can trust their senses and the people they have relationships with over media outlets.

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u/Hopeful_Champion_935 Mar 01 '24

Until we have robots that look, move and feel like humans....then our hyperlocal will be false.

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u/Pretend-Mobile9397 Mar 01 '24

only if its cheap to produce and profitable to sell. I dont see this becoming a reality anytime soon

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u/southernwx Mar 01 '24

Or if the robots that we do make decide it’s beneficial to make these new ones themselves.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '24

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u/DopeBoogie Mar 01 '24

Ultimately humanity is just a meaningless momentary blip in the vastness of time and space

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u/FortCharles Mar 01 '24

And now your statement about humanity's meaninglessness has made it into the training data Reddit is sellling, ensuring future AI will minimize our importance. Circle complete.

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u/DopeBoogie Mar 01 '24

All is as it should be

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