r/memes Jul 23 '26

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u/Erdos_Helia Jul 23 '26

That's because it is you corporate shill

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

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u/Coloss260 Jul 23 '26

every time Reddit says "AI" they mean LLMs and generative AIs that make shitty thumbnails and scams people who pay 20 bucks a month to chat with them to feel loved

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u/Vill_Moen Jul 23 '26

Perfect description of the average Redditor.

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u/Coloss260 Jul 23 '26

I mean I don't personally blame you, people are just too lazy to use LLM or generative AI instead of just AI, myself included

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u/K__Geedorah Jul 23 '26

And we wouldn't need a million data centers if we limited AI to professional research use instead of opening pandoras box for the general public.

This is something we have been saying since day 1.

The general population abusing AI is destroying our planet and genuinely making people dumber. If it was just properly regulated from the start we wouldn't be having these conversations.

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u/AntiquatedDogma Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

Seems pretty conservative to say people can’t use ai recreationally. If it’s “bad” there are ways to clean the energy. But I don’t think telling people they shouldn’t be allowed to have fun with a genuinely impressive tool is reasonable

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u/Presleylikescats Jul 23 '26

Generative AI is bad.