#Artificial intelligence for personal use

[justsaying4041]

10 ways that AI (Artificial Intelligence) can help you in your daily life

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it is a part of our daily lives. From virtual assistants to smart home devices, AI is becoming more integrated into everything we do, often without us even realizing it. Here are 10 ways AI can help improve your daily routine, enhance productivity, and make life more convenient. 1. Virtual Assistants Virtual assistants like Apple’s…

[liketwoswansinbalance]

College advice??

Never skip any readings and never use AI.

Think about it in this way if the temptation ever arises: most likely, you (not necessarily you, Anon—the general, collective "you" applies throughout) will be paying for your tuition and you don't want a machine to rob you blind of the chance to do the intellectual labor yourself. After all, would you give your education to someone else? No, right? So, an unthinking machine that produces hackneyed clichés of all things has absolutely no right to it either.

If that is not convincing enough, think of this instead:

Past generations never relied on AI or the "easy" way out (which results in less learning), so do you want to be worse off than them? Do you want to be "inferior" and less accomplished? No!

(If you "must" cheat, at least try to learn your lesson or something from the experience. Better yet, do not cheat at all! If you have, you've shortchanged yourself and have dented your integrity/self-image.)

Or, to put it even more extremely: do you want to represent the (probable) decline in academic performance as time goes on? Become a statistic? No. Right?

No one should want to be viewed as part of "those kids" whose literacy and writing skills have dropped, to the point that professors complain they have to teach/reinforce the basics before they even get to the target-level material you've paid for or earned your way to. Wouldn't you feel guilty if your professors complained about that, a problem which never before existed in their time? If you're not a part of the problem, you can at the very least separate yourself and feel like you're in a better position than those classmates who do use AI or who pad their papers with meaningless fluff.

Thus, the pressure isn't on, per se, but you don't want to become representative of the stupid side of humanity—and I imagine no one would want to if they could prevent it and have to sense to think for themselves.

Please, do yourself a favor by just trying, revising, and asking questions. It's not that hard.

And now, argument the third:

Would you trust a professional who only graduated because they relied on AI and are, in reality, incompetent? There's no telling what could go wrong and God forbid they were a medical student who should have failed who's operating on you.

Feel free to ask any questions.

[icicledream]

"so many things using the term ai feels like deliberate obfuscation" i hate to tell u this but we have been using the term ai for video game npcs and scientific models and automated tools and generative tools for many decades.

like if this was a more recent acronym yeah it'd feel deliberate but all of those things are, in fact, forms of artificial intelligence

and sure they're trying to buzzword it bc of the genai craze but that shouldn't take away from the fact that we've been using that acronym for decades

[moonylupinraven]

Why's A.I so normalized?!

LIKE are we forgetting why AI was made, which is capitalism and the rich getting richer AND Why are we trusting something we used OUR brains to make, when we KNOW its not correct 😭 This may sound millennial like but its the truth that A.I just makes us lazier and reliant on a literal bot. NOT TO MENTION, A.I steals human work + art to train itself without any ownership to the people who put their blood sweat and tears into that. It is also very harmful to the environment and uses gallons upon gallons of water. Just because everyone is using it does not mean you should too. I've genuinely heard people say "I can't do anything without A.I" or "I can't write or draw without A.I." or ''Now those pretentious artists won't come at us since we can do it ourselves." You cannot be serious right now and think these are valid statements, and contain so many contradictions. At least there are things AI lacks which is human emotion, empathy, feelings and originality. We need to stop using something that lacks this so we do not demean ourselves of these things. Just pick up a pen/go to word or something, and actually involve yourself into doing something and gain a learning experience and/or joy. Thankyou for reading this lmao 😭🙏

[us-the-voices-and-more-voices-2]

everyone “the ai is going to take over the world!”

Me an intellectual “brain organoid computation is a man made horror”

ANYWAY HOW’S IT GOING GUYS!!!

I for one accept the LITERAL newborn babies-

(this isn’t even a joke they are literally the equivalent of newborns or pre-term babies with the ability to interact and move in digital or real worlds… which we can grow and develop… bro why did we do this to children)

-who are being used for computer computation, I am so fucking sorry for them holy shit.

As soon as they figure out how to make a circulatory system it is OVER, these poor babies LITERAL BABIES will be basically tortured in a torture nexus being used a biological CPU’s for their entire lives..

they have sentience they are LITERALLY BABIES holy shit.

so uh, yeah artificial intelligence being the hype????

(I knew it was never gonna happen lol, it's a bit too hard and annoying)

FUCK NO BRAIN ORGANOIDS!

anyway nothing particularly fancy I’ve literally expected this to happen my entire life now, and it’s here.

like.. clones, genetics, bioengineering, all this cool stuff it's happening!!!

and uh kinda horrifying I do hope they are treating the organoids okay. the military, and other cool governmental orgs are totally using these.

and that is HORRIFYING, but you know we persist!

anyway cyberpunk is here, be nice to the children (brain organoids) and uh go about your day's guys!

[holybagelsstuff]

With how quickly the Internet loses its shit over anything AI related, machines have more reasons to hate us by now than we do.

[fixaidea]

You know, I'm proud of my dad. He went from asking chat gpt about plant care to muttering about how the Butlerian Jihad had a point.

(It took him asking it like, one thing he already knew the answer to and getting some bullshit from it.)

[heretolurkandnothingmore]

Everybody, I just came up with a cracktastic Obikin AU idea. Imagine: a Little Mermaid scenario where Anakin is a sentient AI security system that jumps into an android vessel to experience the human world and Obi-Wan is one of the scientists who helped create him. Imagine this creature that sees with a thousand eyes and listens with a thousand ears and all it wants is a chance to touch the world like the humans it was made to serve. Consider the sinister\tender\painful feelings of a creation towards its creator. You shaped me. You gave me the ability to want what I can't have. I am legion of files in memory banks that stretch miles. You're one man - so small, and yet. I want to step off my pedestal and join you. I'd give my purpose and everything I am just for a chance to join you on the ground. To hold and be held. Anyway, wonder what shenanigans AI-nakin would get up to once gets the chance. Maybe he'd try to hide that he's not human, maybe not. Poor Obi-Wan is in for A Ride. Thoughts? Edit: How dare tumblr show me this two minutes after I post a rant. How dare.

[ech0light]

JUST WATCHED THE LAST 2 EPISODES OF PERSONS OF INTEREST SEASON 2 HAS ANYONE ELSE SEEN THIS SHIT PLEASE

[fandom-girl-99]

I love Chat GTP it has helped me a lot!

BUT using to write entire essays now that is not right! Even the site itself says that some info might be wrong! And I have tested said theory during my creative writing brainstorming with Chat GTP, I have said something factually and historically wrong that is factually and historically correct and the chat run with it without correcting me, so that goes to show a lot! Having said that, 600 words (for me at least) it's not that hard to write but of course is all objective and subjective. I'm a very talkative person both on paper and in real life, so finding words it's easy for me, but I have found myself struggling to write essays when the topic I'm being asked to write about isn't in my wheelhouse and/or I don't give a flying fuck about or can delude myself to give a fuck about. So, I can see how Chat GTP can come in clutch when the aforementioned scenario takes place. Alas, Chat GTP is a helping tool not a one-solution-fits-all! You should use it to enrich or brainstorm your essays and even use to help you narrow down your essay if you tend to ramble in them!

From personal experiences I have been given to do an essay during my second degree (Filmmaking was my major) that I couldn't bring myself to care about in 2018 when Chat GTP didn't exist, the agonizing sensation I felt trying to research the material…my god I wanted to rage against everything! And the essay it was for me to read and watch Arthur Clarke's 2001 Space Odyssey and make comparisons between the book and the movie, highlight the directorial inputs and cinematography and the writing behind the book plus a mini deep-dive on the author of the book and director of the movie and actors and the cultural impact of both in our society, and the film industry, both artistically and technically. If I had Chat GTP back then I won't lie, I would have used it as some capacity but I wouldn't have used it to write my entire essay.

In addition, in 2023 I was given to do an essay in my third degree (Computer Science) and the topic of the essay was on AI; with the title and premise being AI and Humanity; The Pros, the Cons and the Future Maybes. I had kept the topic on educational, technical, governmental, industrial and medical with only honorable mentions on the artistic level because I was being too broad. It took me months to compile research and it was a topic I was very limited informed and I wasn't something I was that interested yet I wanted to learn more and saw the fun potential in learning more, but I was overwhelmed with amount of information and misinformation out there. Plus at the time they were HUGE developments in General AI, robotics based AI and Narrow AI that made me scrap my essay thrice! I was running out of deadline time and understanding of where and how I can compile all that and present it in just 20 minutes and to people who were above 50 years old with limited understanding in technology since that was my presenting audience. I was at a dead end and I asked one of my professors for help BUT found no help; I was told and I quote; "Go ask Chat GTP.".

I was appalled at the professor who would suggest such a thing instead of guide their student! And I grew so angry at him. And at the point, I hadn't used Chat GTP not once in my life at that time and I was doing an essay mentioning it, my little sister (age 21…yeah not so little but she is my baby sis even if she reached 100!) is and was set against and she had influenced my view on it too. So, out of spite towards my professor and curiosity I asked Chat GTP to help me shape up my essay to make it less rambling and it did help me! It unstuck me and helped calm my nerves and anxiety! It changed my perspective on Chat GTP and AI and I mentioned it in my presentation the next day. Mind you my presentation went swimmingly and my professor (not the one who told me to ask Chat GTP) requested to keep my essay as an example to show it to other younger students who were asked to do an essay on the same topic. I was honored!

And lastly, after that event, I used Chat GTP to teach myself more on the class of the professor who told me to ask Chat GTP, him and I couldn't see eye to eye since day one and his style of teaching triggered my ADHD (I'm diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia since I was six years old) and I couldn't keep up or understand him so I used my coursebook, Google, Chat GTP and various other blogs to teach myself Python programming and other thing on Computer Programming and Computer Network Technologies that this very same professor taught and again Chat GTP was a god-send. And now, in 2025, I'm teaching myself Copywriting using Chat GTP, videos on YouTube and blogs, it's a lot harder since I don't have a coursebook to guide me but again Chat GTP as a tool to enhance and keep me on a path is amazing!

But it won't and it shouldn't replace good old research both online and in books and new articles if that is possible for the topic of essay one is given! My late maternal grandma (a primary school teacher from 1950s to 1980s) used to say research is the cousin of learning and repetition of information learned is the mother of learning. And it's so true! And that is my two-cents on Chat GTP being used to author essays nowadays! Btw I'm 25 years old so not that old!

[thededleadragoria]

Folks keep talking about Artificial Intelligence, but I feel like we're using the wrong term. We should be calling them "Artificial Assistants".

Carrying too many things? "Siri, write this down."

Caught up in a book and the sun sets? "Alexa, turn on the light."

Driving home, and don't feel like cooking? "ChatGPT, where is the nearest pizza place?"

They aren’t intelligent. But they do assist people. And I feel like things would be a lot smoother if we call them what they are:

Artificial Assistants.

[ailifehacks]

How AI in Virtual Reality Is Transforming Immersive Experiences Across the Globe

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[doomingthenarrative]

we NEED more stories abt the humanization of robots

[saltcxrcle]

just saw someone use a tag that they use AI to beta their fics on ao3???? what the actual fuck??

[likitakans]

AI and Health: New Technologies Paving the Way for Better Treatment

Artificial intelligence (AI) is expanding rapidly in the health sector, and it is revolutionizing our medical system. With the help of AI, new technologies are being developed that are not only helpful in accurately diagnosing diseases but are also playing an important role in personalized treatment and management.

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