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Meet the AI workers who tell their friends and family to stay away from AI
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2025
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This is the correct way to use it. In a field you are already very knowledgeable in, so you can do your own fact-checking. This is absolutely paramount. But most people are content to just copy-paste and don't even ask the llm for sources.
Same way they treat social information. Reminder that USA HHS is running wakefueld rhetoric. As we have more thoroughly proven that the vaccine autism connection was not actual science, it has grown more and more socially, because most people seem comfortable completely untethered from any scientific thinking. Treat AI like you would a social body, and do both things with actual bayesian weighting, adjusted and corrected through diverse empirical bodies of knowledge. Not ignoring dissonance because it's more comfortable to do so.
More should be actively investing into active learning, because if you aren't actively learning, you might as well be chatgpt running with any confabulation you've already conjured.... Like those people being confirmed into psychosis.