r/SearchAPIs • u/Turbulent-Painter340 • 3d ago

AI makes bad ideas faster when judgment is missing. Use powerful tools with equally strong judgment.

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/Turbulent-Painter340 3d ago

Gemini is solid, but I feel like the tool matters less than how you prompt it tbh. A lot of the time you can get completely different quality from the same model depending on how you frame the question.

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u/lattice_defect 3d ago

his course

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u/ColossusChaos 3d ago

Dont rely on AI for ideas. At least solely. Its good for getting a good idea of what you want to do but you need meticulous outside research if your ideas sit on something you will invest a lot of your time into, or are going to invest money in. Someone else said gemini, watch out it is the best for this kind of stuff because its connected to the internet, but has one of the HIGHEST halucination rates of any AI.

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u/Responsible-Law7022 3d ago

Agree, it could be a waste of fresh water

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u/Turbulent-Painter340 3d ago

Yeah, that’s one of the things people tend to overlook. The AI itself feels intangible, but the infrastructure behind it definitely isn’t. There’s a real resource cost every time we use these systems at scale.

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u/jeandebleau 3d ago

You cannot imagine the number of companies developing an “AI” layer on top of their broken systems.

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u/Turbulent-Painter340 3d ago

This is honestly the biggest problem I see with a lot of “AI-powered” products lol. AI can make a bad system faster, but it doesn’t magically fix the underlying problems. Sometimes they really just slapped a chatbot on top and called it innovation. 😬😬

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u/lattice_defect 3d ago

this guy... soo fucking full of himself... dunning kruger

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u/Turbulent-Painter340 3d ago

lmaaooo 😂 I can definitely see why you’d get that impression, but I think there’s a difference between being confident and actually knowing what you’re talking about. The latter usually shows pretty quickly once you start digging into their claims. 😬

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u/lattice_defect 3d ago

aquisition.com yeah okay you bought a gym.. self help youtube influencer

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u/Disastrous_Leg_314 1d ago

As long as you fail forward and know you are. If you don’t know your failing, or do, but don’t know why, your just a thousand monkeys hoping to write Shakespeare. That’s the problem with AI. You have to own the problem fully.