Will we be here like sitting ducks in the face of the war trump is declaring on the citizens and peaceful residents starting with Portland Oregon? You know he will carry it out as far as it is accepted by quiet pathetic people do nothing!!! I say do not accept this S**t!!!! That man is the ultimate evil in this country!
AI vendor narratives are often shaped by financial incentives and aspirational projections, making it important to evaluate their promises carefully before accepting them as fact. Don't trust the marketing department's promises.
My own experiences with Perplexity and other LLMs has been fun. They've been able to articulate some things better and explain more deeply that I could have. They're not 'intelligent' (I've got the Gary Marcus mindset about these things), but the interactions do generate results that help engage/inspire my own creativity.
Like a wacky side-kick who keeps me laughing. It's never gonna be my front-door, but it is addictive. I can see why many people will increasingly use them.
But, anyone who relies on any LLM to make life decisions such as their health-related or financial actions, is in training for winning a Darwin Award. Only idiots would.
right. But there are a lot of idiots out there
Will we be here like sitting ducks in the face of the war trump is declaring on the citizens and peaceful residents starting with Portland Oregon? You know he will carry it out as far as it is accepted by quiet pathetic people do nothing!!! I say do not accept this S**t!!!! That man is the ultimate evil in this country!
New Yorker article today, on this topic.
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-weekend-essay/putting-chatgpt-on-the-couch
Putting ChatGPT on the Couch
When I played doctor with the chatbot, the simulated patient confessed problems that are real—and that should worry all of us.
By Gary Greenberg
September 27, 2025
AI vendor narratives are often shaped by financial incentives and aspirational projections, making it important to evaluate their promises carefully before accepting them as fact. Don't trust the marketing department's promises.
My own experiences with Perplexity and other LLMs has been fun. They've been able to articulate some things better and explain more deeply that I could have. They're not 'intelligent' (I've got the Gary Marcus mindset about these things), but the interactions do generate results that help engage/inspire my own creativity.
Like a wacky side-kick who keeps me laughing. It's never gonna be my front-door, but it is addictive. I can see why many people will increasingly use them.
But, anyone who relies on any LLM to make life decisions such as their health-related or financial actions, is in training for winning a Darwin Award. Only idiots would.