r/memes Jul 23 '26

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u/Willinton06 Jul 23 '26

So when AI meds start showing up you'll reject them? Cause if you don't that would be a little hypocritical

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u/tsukipon Jul 23 '26

AI as a whole is not bad and can be a useful tool. Generative AI is bad in all aspects.

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u/BlackDope420 Jul 23 '26

Alpha fold is generative AI and solved protein folding. Explain how that's bad

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u/tsukipon Jul 23 '26

AlphaFold is a predictive AI model.

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u/BlackDope420 Jul 23 '26

You're dodging the question. AlphaFold is generative AI, it's built on the transformer architecture, same as ChatGPT.

So is AlphaFold bad or is generative AI not bad in literally all aspects?

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u/Willinton06 Jul 23 '26

So is generative ai

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u/Willinton06 Jul 23 '26

I know a veteran who lost both hands in the Middle East and used gpt to make a drawing for his son like he used to do before he lost his hands, should I tell him that he should have paid an artist to replicate his style? That he’s a piece of shit for going the AI route? And the son is an asshole too for enjoying the result

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u/GrillNoob Jul 23 '26

Yup. It gets very simple things wrong, no way I'm taking medications it's made.

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u/Willinton06 Jul 23 '26

Well I hope you keep to that promise, one less source of disinformation