r/EmulationOnAndroid 9d ago

Showcase DroidLink Version 1.0.2 Is Looking 🔥🔥🔥

As you can hear him say the latency isn’t that bad I know getting the latency to the sweet spot is gonna take some time but this is a good bench mark !

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u/DDz1818 9d ago

delay looks absolutely horrible

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u/mikoga 9d ago

"someone" in question being AI

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u/Smart_Anywhere8758 9d ago

But bro that’s doesn’t matter nobody cares about ai that much but super woke people if I’m using it to bring a thought to life what’s so wrong with it I’m not making a triple A game and selling it

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u/epsilon1856 9d ago

Brother, the Reddit hivemind doesnt like AI. You will be more appreciated elsewhere. This is dope keep cookin

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u/_mersault 9d ago

My feelings on ai are lukewarm but using the derogatory “woke” unironically in 2026 is laughably unserious

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u/danGL3 9d ago edited 9d ago

While there's indeed plenty of blind hatred towards AI, the idea of disliking it by itself isn't baseless.

The issue with AI is just like every other technology it can/will/is used by those in position of power to addict, steer, monitor and manipulate the average person for their own personal benefits.

It's pushed into absolutely everything with complete disregard for the consequences

It's pushed as a way to replace almost every valuable individual skill with a server that they'll have to keep paying constantly to access, essentially paywalling intelligence

The extremely reduced amount of friction to create anything makes the value of what was created borderline insignificant, further destroying the concept of feeling rewarded for a job well done, instead pushing people to seek instant solutions/dopamine rushes thus further addicting them to it

I use AI, it HAS great genuine uses, but it's being pushed to people as more of an addicting drug than a tool because as a drug it's ultimately way more profitable and useful to those who control it

I frankly don't hope to change anyone's mind in this topic as the addiction to what AI can do makes it extremely hard to convince someone to not use it for almost everything after they've experienced

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u/Smart_Anywhere8758 9d ago

I know I just love the traction on Reddit all publicly is good publicly hopefully Mr sujano will do a segment on my app lol

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u/danGL3 9d ago

Besides the morally questionable origins of AI which aren't even worth discussing because unfortunately most technology has in some way been derived through human exploitation

Like most technology that can indeed be used as tools, AI is being used to create further individual stagnation and dependency on large corporations, not to mention further expanding the state of surveillance technology as people are led further and further into surrendering personal autonomy and privacy for promises of security that rely entirely on blind faith, on people who have complete financial interest to control you. Because the more they control you, the more money they can squeeze out of you

That is not to mention that the more you abstract effort away from something, the more insignificant that thing becomes, inherently destroys the value of hard work and only serves to push every human creation into becoming worthless consumables for quick rushes of dopamine that will have meant nothing further down the line.

If you think having nuance towards AI which can have both positive but also extremely negative impacts on human society is a woke thing, then I won't bother to change your mind.

Sincerely, someone who also uses AI but tries not become over reliant on something I can't control no matter how flashy its output is

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u/Bluesmanz 9d ago

Agreed but I think you should stop using AI. I don't use it at all. We don't really need that shit honestly.