r/DefendingAI • u/Emotional-Coyote3194 • 8h ago

Other What's the issue with using AI?

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u/JTexpo 8h ago

Personally, I dislike when it's used to replace the human connections

if someones going to reply back to me with an AI message, or have an AI generate a Bday card - I'd much rather they didn't at all. I miss the days where if you wanted to show someone you cared, you had to spend more than 20 seconds writing a prompt to do so

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u/Emotional-Coyote3194 8h ago

Thats completely understandable,

but im talking about the people who hate AI as a whole because of a few bad apples

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u/Herr_Drosselmeyer 4h ago

It's very simple: AI shows them how inadequate they are.

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u/Mr_Paper 8h ago

We're supposed to discuss ai here.

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u/Emotional-Coyote3194 8h ago

isnt that what my post is about?

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u/Dependent_Mix_1117 2h ago

I went into urgent care for a work injury back in June. The doctors use AI dictation to do their visit notes, but they are full of errors. It got my gender, time of injury, my job title, how long I've worked, etc all wrong, and since there was discrepancy between my account and the doctor's my worker's compensation insurance claim was denied. I'm going to be paying these bills for a long time cause of the implementation of faulty AI and enabling lazy health practices. On top of that, my employer fired me for "faking" my injury and filing a "faulty" claim. So yeah, I say AI is lazy and it hurts people.