fdgg

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by fdgg 7mo ago
Not just education... it affects how people make decisions throughout life. In other words it makes a person ill-prepared to deal with the stuff that happens in life.
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by fdgg 7mo ago
Your kid is gonna do well in life.
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by fdgg 7mo ago
Haha. Im still waiting for someone to show me something that makes me go "Wow!". Show me, dont tell me!
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by fdgg 7mo ago
Youre not wrong. Theres been a lot stuff going in the UK that goes back to high-school level stuff. Grade inflation etc. Its a disaster.
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by fdgg 7mo ago
What a ridiculous take lmao. What are your contributions again?
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by fdgg 7mo ago
Hey man is there a private space where thinkers like you hang? Would like to join :) I wrote a similar post in this thread.
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by fdgg 7mo ago
The most likely explanation for "AI layoffs" is not that AI has caused a dramatic jump in productivity - its more that managers are running out of creativity in relation to revenue-generating and cost-reducing projects and hencefo
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by fdgg 7mo ago
"At this point I can only see self-discipline as a mechanism to willingly avoid AI" Do you realise how difficult this actually is? Millions of people have zero self-discipline with their consumption of social media.
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by fdgg 7mo ago
Its a disaster. Remember this simple fact - if you dont use it, you lose it. The cognitive damage these tools will create wont be largely visible on a macro-scale for a few more years yet. But people are eventually going to realise, all thi
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by fdgg 7mo ago
Shh stop speaking sense to blind technologists. The road to mass adoption of autonomous vehicles probably wont happen in any poster's lifetime on this board. The reality is most people on here are quite narrow minded and can't &#x
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by fdgg 7mo ago
True, but easier to see consensus than reading through a thread that is filled with a variety of posts in terms of usefulness.
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by fdgg 7mo ago
I hope this thread/poll sparks productive and effective discussion on the subject.