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The Impact of AI on Everyday Life: A New Normal
The impact of AI on everyday life has become a focal point for discussions among tech enthusiasts, policymakers, and the general public alike. This transformative force is reshaping the way we live, work, and interact with the world around us, making its influence felt across various domains of our daily existence. Revolutionizing Workplaces One of the most significant arenas where the impact…

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10 Common Myths About Artificial Intelligence Debunked
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming one of the most transformative technologies of our time. It powers the recommendation engines that suggest what we should watch, helps doctors diagnose diseases, and even pilots cars. Yet, for all its growing ubiquity, AI remains widely misunderstood. The public discourse is rife with sensationalism, oscillating between utopian promises of a work-free…
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Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ruining the Planet—or Saving It?
AI’s Double-Edged Impact: Innovation or Environmental Cost? Have you heard someone say, “AI is destroying the environment” or “Only tech giants can afford to use it”? You’re not alone. These sound bites are making the rounds—and while they come from real concerns, they don’t tell the whole story. I’ve been doing some digging. And what I found was surprising, even to me: AI is actually getting a…
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there's something so deeply dystopian to me how tech companies don't understand that a forced convenience is not a convenience at all. i'm sure autocorrect is helpful for many, but a function that forcibly changes my actual written words and punctuation is taking away my language. photo filters can be nice but i need to choose using them myself or else i have lost the ability to take the picture i want. i don't want a machine to draw or write for me. taking away the option for me to do things manually feels like violence!!!! all this talk of endless opportunity, why are you RESTRICTING me
#haha im upset an android update removed my most used screenshotting tools while forcing more ai garbage on me#tech companies go sit in the staircase and think about what you've done#there are many technical conveniences i choose to rely on because they're convenient for my sensibilities#but these should not be the default for anyone or the only option#it's like. it's technology. it has the capability of being personalised for our actual use and convenience like isn't that the POINT#AHHHHHHHHH#also with all the ai bullshit it's so hard to fully underline how much i enjoy the act of drawing and creating and i don't WANT it to be#more 'convenient' or easy?#not in the eay techbros think anyway. i think there should be accessibility tools and options to make the Process good for Your Needs#which is not. having a machine create something in your stead ??? ??????????
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make art, wussy
#ive had it with ai slop#HAD IT#if anyone tries to whine that it makes art ‘accessible’ you can shove that shit lmao#ppl who cant use their hands to draw use their mouths#and many other such examples#humans will ALWAYS find a way to make art#if you use differently abled ppl to excuse your stealing slop machine that churns out soulless trash youre actually scum#id rather be a pig than an ai ‘artist’#i could say more but im giving myself a hot flash#anyways#keep drawing#godzilla#kaiju#my art
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shout out to machine learning tech (and all the human-input adjustment contributors) that's brought about the present developmental stage of machine translation, making the current global village 地球村 moment on rednote小红书 accessible in a way that would not have been possible years ago.
#translation#rednote#xhs#machine learning#linguistics#accessibility#unfinished thought pls read down the whole chain ty#when AI is accessibility tool for the masses :D
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if i see one more person say gen ai is an accessibility tool im gonna hit whoever it is with a car
#☀️ shrike#disability#disabled#physically disabled#anti ai#like im not even gonna try to sugarcoat gen ai is not an accessibility tool and should not be treated like one because#1. we deserve better than fuckass earth destroying ai#and 2. it doesn't even do anything you would want it to do WELL.#so stop using disabled people as a reason for why gen ai should exist#we deserve actual accommodations.#cripple punk#<- i am physically disabled btw.#i do not care if it is an abled or disabled person saying this btw lol i disagree with it being said by anyone
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one 100 word email written with ai costs roughly one bottle of water to produce. the discussion of whether or not using ai for work is lazy becomes a non issue when you understand there is no ethical way to use it regardless of your intentions or your personal capabilities for the task at hand
with all due respect, this isnt true. *training* generative ai takes a ton of power, but actually using it takes about as much energy as a google search (with image generation being slightly more expensive). we can talk about resource costs when averaged over the amount of work that any model does, but its unhelpful to put a smokescreen over that fact. when you approach it like an issue of scale (i.e. "training ai is bad for the environment, we should think better about where we deploy it/boycott it/otherwise organize abt this) it has power as a movement. but otherwise it becomes a personal choice, moralizing "you personally are harming the environment by using chatgpt" which is not really effective messaging. and that in turn drives the sort of "you are stupid/evil for using ai" rhetoric that i hate. my point is not whether or not using ai is immoral (i mean, i dont think it is, but beyond that). its that the most common arguments against it from ostensible progressives end up just being reactionary
i like this quote a little more- its perfectly fine to have reservations about the current state of gen ai, but its not just going to go away.
#i also generally agree with the genie in the bottle metaphor. like ai is here#ai HAS been here but now it is a llm gen ai and more accessible to the average user#we should respond to that rather than trying to. what. stop development of generative ai? forever?#im also not sure that the ai industry is particularly worse for the environment than other resource intense industries#like the paper industry makes up about 2% of the industrial sectors power consumption#which is about 40% of global totals (making it about 1% of world total energy consumption)#current ai energy consumption estimates itll be at .5% of total energy consumption by 2027#every data center in the world meaning also everything that the internet runs on accounts for about 2% of total energy consumption#again you can say ai is a unnecessary use of resources but you cannot say it is uniquely more destructive
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smollusk grows up
#splatoon#my art#smollusk#order#side order#doodles#i think smollusk goes by it/its?#so i kept its gender presentation neutral when its older#however i think marina would dress it femininely as a child#until it matures enough to decide its own clothing#its still a very powerful and intelligent AI#but i think it also has the maturity of a toddler#as in Will Doxx Anyone That Makes It Mad and broadcast it on television#until marina revokes its access to the internet (grounded)
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There's a post going around bsky about how to "somewhat AI proof your work" that tells authors to create a custom work skin that disables the ability for text in their fic to be selected, meaning it can't be copy-pasted, which means it can't be scraped.
This is only true in the weakest sense, and I'm putting this out before I see it hit over here because it will not work, and in fact it will kill accessibility to your fic.
See, in your preferences dashboard, you can literally disable custom work skins with a single tickybox:
So all anyone has to do is select that option and they can continue to copy your fics into shatGPT to their heart's content.
You know what doing this does do, though? It makes it impossible for screenreaders to scan your fic for vision-impaired readers. I hope that most of them already have this option selected, but for those that don't, they may not even be aware it exists, and you've cut them off in exchange for "AI protection" on-par with a wet paper towel.
I hate genAI as much as anyone, but don't fucking do this.
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Unpopular Opinion Time
The doodle you make or the picrew you use, the poorly executed poetry or basic bare bones prayer will ALWAYS be better than AI generated offerings.
I am sick of having my feed flooded with practitioners, pagans and other polytheists using AI. Specifically deities like Brigid should never be offered AI in my opinion, it’s essentially a slap in the face.
AI generated spells aren’t shit, it’s what a computer assumes will work based off of what it can gather from internet trends and research. MAKE IT YOURSELF, ask a human for help anything but AI.
There is no place for Artificial Intelligence in these spaces.
#keep AI out of witchcraft#keep AI out of paganism#ai is theft#witches against AI#pagans against AI#it is not an accessibility issue either because there are plenty of wonderful other alternatives available instead of AI#witchblr#death witch#folk practitioner#folk witchcraft#pagan#folk magic#folk practice#queer witch#death witchcraft#witchcraft#irish polytheism#Brigid#deity work#baby witch#beginner witch#witchy hot takes#paganblr
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Frankly I find the argument that AI makes art “more accessible” to disabled people insulting and infantilizing and a way for able-bodied people to use disabled people as a prop to explain why they should be able to cheat but we’re not ready for that conversation.
#disability posting#cripple punk#had to sit through an able bodied bitch’s presentation on ai making art more accessible I get to bitch about it#it’s never about accessibility it’s always about using us as props#disabled people have been making art since the beginning of time assholes
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absolutely sick and twisted to see a community get recommended to me for queer people to "express themselves" with ai. politicians all across the globe coordinate plots to eradicate our communities and yall want to outsource your own creative thinking to luxury software products? what the hell is wrong with you?
#the ability to think your way through a creative project is immeasurably valuable. do not let tech CEOs steal it from you#if you have access to (1) tumblr and (2) ai programs you have access to the ability to actually make your own digital art#the brain exercise of making art with a mouse in mspaint will serve you better than any machine-generated glittery pig slop#shebbz shoutz
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Hey from one disabled person to another:
If one accessibility device available to me used ten thousand bagillion pounds of precious water, stole from a bunch of people who didn't consent, led to mass economic disaster for millions including my fellow disabled people, AND was objectively just shitty and poor quality, I wouldn't want to use it or advocate for it in any way. I'd maybe look at other accessibility devices.
#nanowrimo#anti ai#me when my rollator burns an orphan in the orphan crucible with each half rotation of its wheels#“criticizing me for using the Orphan Roaster 9000 as an accessibility device is ableist actually”#original post
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It's so funny to me when I tell people, "You can't depend on an AI for that, it has to be done by a human," they're always like, "You're just afraid of technology." I'm not afraid of it. I understand it. And I know that an AI is never going to be able to comprehend things like context, which come naturally to a human and are essential to all kinds of information gathering and parsing.
Like yeah, there are uses for AI technology. The bread-sorting computer comes to mind. But that doesn't mean I want an AI to analyze the results of my google searches. Last night I googled, "Where to find iron ore minecraft," and Google's AI told me to dig 15 blocks down from anywhere and promised me that 100% I would find iron ore. Because the computer lacks the ability to look at phrases like "y level 15" and go, "huh, I wonder what that means, maybe I should look that up." It also lacks the ability to get the first apparent answer (y level 15) and then think that there might be more information (likelihood of spawning, size of spawns) and keep reading for that information. It doesn't know that's relevant information. And you can't teach these skills to a computer. People think that you can solve these problems by simply feeding more information into the computer but you can't. It just confuses it. And even if you could, what's the proposition? To fill a computer with the sum total of all human knowledge? I trust I don't have to say why that's a bad idea? The only thing you can do is manually block bad answers and replace them with good ones. By a human. Which means that all of those fixed answers... are not AI generated. :/
#basically it comes down to very specialized ai is reaosnable#like pick something for it to do and then make it do that super well#but thats not what the ai accessible to the average person is#its advertised as something that can do anything#which means its stretched too thin and now it cant do anything actually#except tell you to put gasoline in your spaghetti#also whose bright idea was it to train them off of reddit? or any social media site. it doesnt understand satire
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I wanted to know if using the text to speech voices to read a fix to you so you could listen to it in the background is ok. Like not feeding it into an ai or anything, but using a browser extension or something to read off of the page like the read aloud feature on the microsoft edge browser.
I used to do it before ai came out and I wanted to get back into reading fic but sometimes I prefer just listening in the background due to time and all that. But I'm not completely sure it's ethical now that people have started talking about not liking their works being read by ai
Yeah, that’s an accessibility tool. My family uses browser extensions like that to get through textbooks, if it’s just a text-to-speech device, you’re fine :)
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