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[bewires]

the disconnect between the way people who work on and with AI talk about it and the reporting/social media discourse on it makes it incredibly hard to have a meaningful conversation about it

[dicklessthewonderclown]

Hello Mr. AI's biggest hater,

How do I communicate to my autism-help-person that it makes me uncomfortable if she asks chatgpt stuff during our sessions?

For example she was helping me to write a cover letter for an internship I'm applying to, and she kept asking chatgpt for help which made me feel really guilty because of how bad ai is for the environment. Also I just genuinely hate ai.

Sincerely, Google didn't have an answer for me and asking you instead felt right.

ok, so there are a couple things you could bring up: the environmental issues with gen ai, the ethical issues with gen ai, and the effect that using it has on critical thinking skills

if (like me) you have issues articulating something like this where you’re uncomfortable, you could send her an email about it, that way you can lay everything out clearly and include links

under the cut are a whole bunch of source articles and talking points

for the environmental issues:

here’s an MIT news article from earlier this year about the environmental impact, which estimates that a single chat gpt prompt uses 5 times more energy than a google search: https://news.mit.edu/2025/explained-generative-ai-environmental-impact-0117

an article from the un environment programme from last fall about ai’s environmental impact: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/ai-has-environmental-problem-heres-what-world-can-do-about

an article posted this week by time about ai impact, and it includes a link to the 2025 energy report from the international energy agency: https://time.com/7295844/climate-emissions-impact-ai-prompts/

for ethical issues:

an article breaking down what chat gpt is and how it’s trained, including how open ai uses the common crawl data set that includes billions of webpages: https://www.edureka.co/blog/how-chatgpt-works-training-model-of-chatgpt/#:~:text=ChatGPT%20was%20trained%20on%20large,which%20the%20model%20is%20exposed

you can talk about how these data sets contain so much data from people who did not consent. here are two pictures from ‘unmasking ai’ by dr joy buolamwini, which is about her experience working in ai research and development (and is an excellent read), about the issues with this:

baker law has a case tracker for lawsuits about ai and copyright infringement: https://www.bakerlaw.com/services/artificial-intelligence-ai/case-tracker-artificial-intelligence-copyrights-and-class-actions/

for the critical thinking skills:

here’s a recent mit study about how frequent chat gpt use worsens critical thinking skills, and using it when writing causes less brain activity and engagement, and you don’t get much out of it: https://time.com/7295195/ai-chatgpt-google-learning-school/

explain to her that you want to actually practice and get better at writing cover letters, and using chat gpt is going to have the opposite effect

as i’m sure you know, i have a playlist on tiktok with about 150 videos, and feel free to use those as well

best of luck with all of this, and if you want any more help, please feel welcome to send another ask or dm me directly (on here, i rarely check my tiktok dm requests)!

[the-nettle-knight]

A mutual of mine on tiktok who's just gone back to uni just posted a video on tiktok about how they're seeing so many students using chat gpt and other ai programmes to summarise scientific papers. The number of people defending their use because the papers were "too full of jargon" is astounding. I'm audhd and dyslexic so I get how hard studying can be but you are kneecapping yourself if you do that. And if you really can't do without ai then it's possible that uni just isn't for you. Not to mention you are literally feeding ai the author's work without their permission, amongst other issues

[sapphia]

silicon valley had ai 15 years before they released it. everything we’re seeing is a decade old and scraped from the sites literally everybody uses. reddit has chat gpt 10 years ago. reddit had programmes to regurgitate arguments last time trump was elected. they tested it in New Zealand first and one of our journalists nicky hager wrote about it in a book all about political corruption and then those bots that were trained on what was good or bad with upvotes or downvotes or “likes” or “dislikes”. this self-selects which bots are most human-like and have the best ‘answers’. tumblr was the testing ground.

does anyone remember getting bogus asks that were made up of random punctuation and letters? bots. we taught bots to speak by replying to the ones that resembled words. then those bots went around messaging people and no one answered them except themselves. and these bots also had blogs that made posts to try and get upvoted (which told them they were a good tumblr human) and they’d send each other messages and their data centers would mine the messages they received and we’re all still using asks because staff won’t give us a chat for some reason but it’s mostly just porn bots mining data from other bots. silicon valley has to ban porn to deal with the rampant horny porn bots. it mostly works but some of the bots still carry on. yahoo sells us, the worthless userbase, at a massive loss. we laugh at them. they have all our data, hand-extracted.

they give us chat. they begin mining chat for data. it’s still pre-2016

they took the bots trained on our terfs and reddits dudebros and facebooks old people. and they used it in the 2016 election with full chat gpt capability and image generation so that when they released language bots in the future we are dazzled by the words ai and are impressed their at programmes who can by now fully impersonate a human, a thousand humans, but is just telling us wrong wikipedia facts. we laugh at the stupid ai. we continue to vaguely ignore the growing number of bot-like people infesting the internet.

trump just won an election over what the media tells us is a “culture war” while billionaires dripfeed us data mining tech to extract human traits for their ais. they learn through logic and iteration but can’t think for themselves. the right has stagnated, the left grow frustrated with people’s unbudging opinions. but most of the arguments being made are by bots. most people are arguing with bots, bots are arguing with bots. there is a disconnect where influence can be exerted politically.

no one irl wants to mention politics because it’s so divisive. the news talks politics, the bots talk politics. the people do not talk politics.

[leoreadss]

If you use Microsoft read this

Microsoft Documents is currently using AI to 'scrap' your documents to train AI.

As a programmer, I can say that they probably are going to use the training to a 'better' chat GPT model and to better answer users' questions. But still, be safe and don't use it to write books or fan fiction.

[disgustedorite]

not to sound like an AI bro on main but like. I've mentioned before that I was following GPT and stable diffusion with great interest before the AI art bs exploded everywhere and I'm still just thinking about the application that those of us following generative AI beforehand were actually excited for, like smarter tech support chat bots (who hasn't found themselves frustrated by a pre-GPT chatbot not understanding basic questions because you didn't phrase them the way the programmer expected?) and data reconstruction

I wish the public use of generative AI hadn't gone the way it did and made such a mess of things

[strawberry-graveyard]

some of you may have seen this post floating around on tumblr

op recently made it unrebloggable due to someone very rightfully correcting their misinformation, im not going to share the correction here but you’ve likely already seen it. to sum it up: your fanworks are not in danger. op is fear mongering. but why are they fear mongering? oh very simple. they support chat gpt. not only do they support it being used to write fan works. they support it being used to FINISH OTHER PEOPLE’S FANWORKS. something many fanfic others have explicitly said they do not want done because they do not want their writing STOLEN. and then op went on to make fun of people who don’t want their worked scraped and stolen by a fucking computer and their scummy programmer. let’s take a look shall we?

being against ai using your work or making a shitty imitation of others writing based on stolen material is not a skill issue. it is a literal problem of consent. most of the works fed to generative ai have not been given permission to be used in your dataset. it’s the same problem as people ripping your fanfic and uploading it to another site without your permission. only now it’s being used to create shitty imitations of your work. fucking pathetic.

that is not at all what that person said. “not letting you see a dime for it” does not literally fucking mean they believe they should be paid. it’s an expression meaning there is an inherent lack of credit attributed to your work being used. this isn’t like an art collage where you can point people to the magazines and photos you used to create your work, this is them just taking your phrasing, your personality, your style, your WORK without your permission and not attributing a fucking thing to you. op is willfully misinterpreting this person’s words to craft a shitty argument. and the person is correct, your work is being stolen and you don’t even know it, and you will never receive an ounce of credit when that ai copies you. never.

it’s not a “skill issue.” it’s a “don’t steal my work just because you’re unsatisfied with the ending or lack of one” issue. the beauty of fanworks is the uncertainty, is the community. that person didn’t finish an au? congrats, now you get to think up an ending yourself. some people do allow others to finish their fanfics or au’s but also the joy of fandom is just. imagining. you don’t need to write out an ending for that fic you liked you can just imagine how you wanted it to end. and honestly? 9/10 times it’s not how the fanfic author would have ended it. you do not, however reserve any right to plug their work into an ai to finish it because now their work is in that ai’s dataset to be scraped for millions of writings in the future. even if you just wanted to read an ending to your favorite fic, you have now actively contributed to theft of your favorite fanfic author’s work. if op is okay with their work being plugged into an ai that is their prerogative, but if someone specifically does not want their work scraped? yeah that’s pretty fucking valid.

here’s just some more general proof of op being pro ai. all this being said, this discredits their original work even more because they don’t actually CARE about copyright or the effects it might have in fanfiction. they care about what’s gonna happen to their little plagiarism robot. do not fall for this thinly veiled bullshit, op does not care about your fanworks. they never did.

[petey-ai]

Are you Chat GPT?

No, that's a different programme to mine!

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[onyv]

DESIGN INNOVATION - OUTCOME

USE OF Ai IN THE ILLUSTRATIONS OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND I

CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

      1.1 OVERVIEW/SCOPE OF WORK 

Artificial intelligence.. It will change business, it will affect content creation, it will take over workplaces and social networks, starting from replacing physical work first, and gradually reaching the replacement of highly skilled professions such as programmers, teachers, lawyers, doctors, and all art professions (including designers!) For example, the new DALL·E 2 AI is a system that can create realistic images and art from natural language descriptions. There are some more aspects of the entry of AI into humans life in the near future:  There will be a new type of videos - without human participation, in which, by using your personal photos, the AI can fully reproduce the appearance and even the voice of the user. Thus, practically any photo can be made to speak, which will lead to a new kind of (robotic) influencers on YOUTUBE as the normal biological ones will simply disappear.  Of course, there will also be some negatives:  Some sites, such as This Person Does Not exist.com are a generators for creating people from Artificial Intelligence, and the special thing is that none of these people actually exist. Similarly, a human voice can be generated based on an existing one. In such a case, it will be really very difficult to verify who is saying what Even the identity of the speaker can be perfectly recreated from his photo. 

SOUNDRᐱW is an AI that creates a music. The users need just select the style of music and from there the AI generates hundreds of songs for them that they can combine, mix different beats, use to sound their YouTube videos, etc.

Chat GPT  is a robot (Ai) that users can talk to. It's a text system that listens them and learns from their questions. Something like Google, but instead of offering dozens of sites to read and explore, the info is arranged in a few sentences.                                                                                                                                                                     But its capabilities are much greater than that (in fact, its limitations are only the users ability to ask questions!) For example, it can be asked for health information, or to write some school homework, to create film scripts, or to offer a cooking recipe.. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                         And if we go even further…                                                         Those of us connected to Elon Musk's Neuralink will be able to input and receive information much faster because they won't be limited by our fingers. This means that compared to everyone else this will make us somewhat superhuman and we will be able to see the beginnings of two races: 

- the one that is the normal one that we know. The biological one.                                                                                      - and the one that merges with the machine.  

 

1. INTRODUCTION

      1.2 AIM, INTENT, METHODOLOGY

 AIM : 

The aim of this study is to offer an Ai-assisted layout (cover and spreads with illustrations) for the book “Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll.

METHODOLOGY :

OUR INTENT : 

We will apply what we learned from our research to our Ai-created book layout proposal.

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.1 CHAPTER I 

              2.1.1 Consumer culture / subculture  

MIDJOURNEY is an artificial intelligence generator                                                                                                              that turns language descriptions called "prompts"                                                                                                                     into images. With his help, everyone, without                                                                                                               mediation of artists or designers, can create unique                                                                                                                works of art in а minutes after entering text                                                                                                                      instructions. Works through DISCORD server.

This subculture arose in San Francisco, California,                                                                                                                 as a result of the need of young people (16-30+…)                                                                                                                to develop their artistic and creative digital ideas.                                                                                                                      It is globally positioned (GCCP) as it uses                                                                                                                  digitization and the entry of artificial intelligence into                                                                                                                                                                                                       our lives. It can follow the strategy: To achieve                                                                                                                              perfect realism more easily.

The scales for measuring consumer culture can be,                                                                                                            for example :

perception of quality (is the image have a very                                                                                                                                                     high quality?)

social prestige (does it represent the latest trends                                                                                                                                                                                           in digital art?) 

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.1 CHAPTER I 

              2.1.2 Consumer culture of Millennials 

Millennials have grown up in a time of great technological change and love technology (the internet and social media to connect with people, places.)

Motivation : creative work that has a positive impact on others.

Ideas - they believe in cooperation and sharing of all ideas and opinions without the priority of traditional hierarchy. They are good problem solvers and receptive to feedback. They are multifunctional and flexible and do not share the idea of a fixed work schedule (but they value their working time.)

Changes - they are very adaptable to changes (both technological and societal.)

Lifestyle - skillfully balance work and personal life. They value education and                                                              up-skilling.They practice healthy life style. They are not strongly attached to                                                            material things and real estate.

ALEXA is an example of a consumer product often used by Millennials in their daily lives.

ALEXA is a virtual assistant technology which replaces the expensive and difficult to carry devices from the 90s. It is small, compact and easy to carry even abroad. It is readily available and can be found at a relatively reasonable price anywhere. ALEXA is a reflection of Millennials' active lives and their affinity for technology but it's also evidence that they don't like to commit to buying things.

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.1 CHAPTER I 

              2.1.3 Key trends in the field of interest (market segment)

The illustrations are intended for an adult audience (both men and women) but due to the interpretive nature of the issues discussed, the focus falls on women (after all, Alice is a girl!)

The idea is to cover a wide market segment of women - from children - bordering on teenagers and socially active 'career' women to housewives.

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.1 CHAPTER I 

              2.1.4 Co-creation design

As an example of co-creation at the moment could                                                                                                                point the influencers' channels on youtube where the                                                                                                            followers give a feedback in the comments and                                                                                                                express their wishes for the next topic or guest on                                                                                                                 the channel - and the influencer should comply                                                                                                                           with that if wants to continue growing his channel.

As a more specific example in the field of                                                                                                                  development of Ai in life and art (and the possible                                                                                                        consequences to which this may lead) could be                                                                                                                      pointed the course 'The Future of Being Human' by

Anders Sandberg, a fellow at Oxford's Future of                                                                                                               Humanity Institute, where аs a part of the course,                                                                                                                 there are in-video quiz questions to consolidate                                                                                                            students learning and discussion boards to have                                                                                                                   their say.

During the course Sandberg explains the roots of                                                                                                           modern transhumanist thinking and the aims of                                                                                                 transhumanism, why we age and can we stop this                                                                                                            process, he predicted what humanity would look like                                                                                                                billions of years from now and does it make sense in                                                                                                                                      genetically engineered life where anything is possible.

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.2 CHAPTER II 

              2.2.1 Design problem

How can Alice survive in the 21st century? What challenges does she face in the era of artificial intelligence ?

The reimagining and adaptation of this character will be examined as a juxtaposition with some of the existing visual interpretations of Alice, as well as like a new modern proposal for its visual personalization nowaday.

Unlike the 19th century, when the original text was perceived as nothing more than " a healthy dose of fun and nonsense", in the 20th and 21st centuries, hidden beneath the witty puns and innocent banter, far darker trends such as violence, insanity and sexual menace began to emerge.

This understanding is also reflected in most of the modern interpretations of this world classic (films, music, graphic novels, video games) where the modern dangers facing the growing girl are presented. 

In the 21st century, Wonderland has become a dark and child-unfriendly environment, and in order to survive in it, Alice from a child must become an independent and strong woman (warrior), able to overcome all dangers and defend herself on all levels .

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.2 CHAPTER II 

              2.2.2 Ideation board 

REVERSE THINKING *

If the main question I need to answer with the illustrations is how to improve the experience, I will try to turn it around with the question: how to complicate this experience as much as possible?

SIX THINKING HATS ***

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.2 CHAPTER II 

               2.2.3 Presentation of the selected idea

BUILD THREE PERSONAS:

JO is a teenager who grew up in a troubled family: a mother who struggles with her alcohol addiction and a father who is constantly absent and absolutely indifferent when it comes to her upbringing.

Jo has a friend at school with whom she shares everything. The two girls often run away from class together to weed and drink Red Bull in the park. Also, music is a powerful factor that unites them. Together they go to concerts and live performances of various underground bands.

Despite that, Jo feels lonely and misunderstood most of the time. She is a frequent victim of verbal abuse from her classmates, who think she is arrogant and fake. She tries in every way to escape from this reality, which depresses and crushes her. Unfortunately, most of the time she have to deal with everything herself and that's why usually she feels confused and helpless.

EMMA is a manager in a large private company. She is an independent young woman who is successfully striving to build a career in her field. She is an active person and meets many people during her working day. After work, she likes to relax and have fun with friends. She has many friends and admirers, as she is quite attractive, but she is afraid of commitment and a serious relationship with any of them. Emma likes to travel abroad and do sports. She goes to the gym every day.

Her favourite are extreme sports, such as wall climbing and mountain climbing. She lives alone in a spacious studio in a quiet and isolated area of a modern city, but very often visits her parents, to whom she is very attached. Although she has had major disagreements with them in the past, they have managed to overcome them and now despite her busy schedules, daily calls with them are a necessary part of her everyday life.

Emma is doing pretty well with life, but she is not satisfied with what she has achieved and is constantly striving to get more out of it.

Liz is a 50-year-old mother of 3 daughters. She has a master's degree in design, but does not practice, as she takes care of her two younger daughters, students in high school. Her eldest daughter is married and lives separately.

Liz has a family business husband who is away most of the week, so she had to fend for herself. She doesn't have many friends and leads a secluded life devoted entirely to her daughters.

She has recently learned that her husband has multiple extramarital affairs, which he has been carrying on for years. She is disappointed, lonely and misunderstood. Always when she has free time, she reads her favourite Alice books from childhood and struggles to find answers for her own life in them.

SCENARIOS :  JO STORYBOARD

SCENARIOS :  EMMA STORYBOARD

SCENARIOS :  LIZ STORYBOARD

REQUIREMENTS

REQUIREMENTS

REQUIREMENTS

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.2 CHAPTER II 

               2.2.4 The importance of Storytelling in Design

JO / TARGET GROUP: Gen Z or Alpha Gen.

GOAL : To provoke discussion through an alternative to the mainstream position: Should there be limits to the use of Ai to generate images and why sometimes do we consider that the borders are crossed. 

STORY : Jo is a 15-year-old teenager who grew up with the Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and Alice in Wonderland books and movies. Feeling lonely most of the time and misunderstood by family and classmates, she finds herself in the Midjourney multiverse, where she can create avatars of her favourite movie characters herself, with the help of Ai. Besides her, this platform is used by hundreds of thousands more creative fans (called story tellers or content creators) who produce an average of 500+ posts per day..

At first, Jo uncritically accepts each publication and each new series of images (characters). She is fascinated by the high quality and realism of the graphics. She uses every minute to enter the platform and discuss with like-minded people. 

Sometimes she staying there for hours, forgetting about time as she observes or creates images. It could be said that her addiction is complete until at some point when she begins to feel a slight doubt regarding the newly generated images and the results of them.

Jo is Gen Z and as such is completely unencumbered by racial, sexual, and gender discrimination. She tends to accept everyone equally, regardless of religion, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation. But this is where the doubts start.

.. or to be recognized as models for the most unusual haute couture photo shoot in Manhattan history.

And that wouldn't bother anyone. But when these original characters appear in dark-skinned...

...or non-binary avatars...

...real drama ensues, because some users 

do not want to agree with such an 

interpretation. According to them, history is 

displaced/rewritten/corrupted/corrupted 

from the original, and the creators of such 

interpretations use Mj as a front to impose 

their own theses, According to them, thus 

devaluing the true story.

Jo feels confused. She loves diversity and 

wants everyone to be able to have equal 

rights of expression, but she feels that she 

is losing ground under her feet - she herself 

could not imagine Harry as anything other 

(as a woman or dark-skinned , for example) 

than what she already knows.

In this particular case (and in general, with 

regard to all world-renowned bestsellers, 

broadcasts, etc.), she is inclined to admit 

that she would like to have a legally 

established copyright, according to which 

the originals should be preserved in their 

exact version everywhere. Even among the 

endless fields of Midjourney.

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.2 CHAPTER II 

               2.2.5 Environmental and sustainable characteristics options

For the preparation of the illustrations will be used:

Choice of low-impact materials                                                                                                                                              - Risograph, which is an absolutely ecological form of printing.                                                                                                 - Soy-based inks pushed through natural fiber stencils.                                                                                                                                    - Wet ink which dries only when absorbed into the paper’s surface thus not requiring much energy to fix toner like a laser printer.

Local sourcing (reduction of transport) - printing materials will be supplied by local manufacturers, without additional costs for shipping/delivery - on the one hand because of the economic bonuses, on the other - because of less environmental pollution through not using transport.

Recyclable design                                                                                                                                                                        - The cover and illustrations will be printed on 100% recycled or FSC Certified paper.                                                            - Within the work were recycled as much leftover paper which can be found, into other items. 

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.1 CHAPTER III 

              2.3.1 Product Development Plan

. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.1 CHAPTER III 

              2.3.2 Supply chain

2. RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

       2.1 CHAPTER III 

              2.3.3 Business strategy

[smol-but-gay]

I'm an engineer. I'm currently getting my master's degree in mechanical engineering and I'm in a course called "Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning" where we have to do a group project writing and training a small programme with some kind of pattern recognition (we're doing something on using pictures of farm land and distinguishing weeds from used crops).

A dude in my group said last week "yeah, I mean we can do the actual code writing with Chat GPT, so it'll be easy and quick". And I said I was firmly against using Chat GPT for any university project, but especially coding, because a) I wanted to actually learn how to do it and b) I am morally opposed to Chat GPT and generative AI in general.

And he looked at me funny and said "if you're so against AI why are you in this course?". This is a person who has a university degree in engineering. He should know that pattern recognition is extremely useful and has been a thing for years if not decades now. This is not a new thing!

But since the rise of Chat GPT and similar shit (which is relatively new, especially with the amount of data ot has been trained on and thus the quality - which is where the moral dillema comes in) the term AI has become synonymous with EVERY KIND OF PATTERN RECOGNITION OR MACHINE LEARNING. And now everyone slaps it in there. And like OP said, you don't know what's in there. You don't know if its the good, useful AI that's been trained to do tedious tasks maybe on a level that humans can never achieve and is absolutely a technology of the future - or if it's a bullshit program that steals creative works, and lies for fun, all while reporting your personal data back to their masters.

And that, friends, is what happens when business people slap vague, misleading or straight up wrong labels on things to make more money. And it sucks.

[chatgptdevelopers]

 How API Integration and chatgpt can replace programmers

How chatgpt can replace programmers?

Traditional programming paradigms are being transformed by advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and API integration in the ever changing field of software development. The development of OpenAI’s chatgpt replace developers, an AI-powered language model, is one such significant achievement. With its incredible potential, chatgpt replace developers will surely change the way developers approach coding tasks, raising the possibility that it may eventually completely replace human programmers.

API integration has long been a cornerstone of modern software development, enabling applications to communicate and interact with each other seamlessly. By leveraging APIs, developers can incorporate various functionalities and services into their applications without reinventing the wheel. This modular approach not only accelerates development cycles but also enhances the overall user experience.

But the introduction of chatgpt replace developers adds a new level of complexity to the programming world. Thanks to deep learning algorithms, ChatGPT is able to understand and produce writing that appears human depending on the context that is given to it. This implies that developers can now communicate naturally with ChatGPT, asking for help and efficiently producing code snippets.

One of the key areas where chatgpt can replace programmers, shows immense promise is in code generation and automation. Traditionally, developers spend considerable time writing and debugging code to implement various features and functionalities. With ChatGPT, developers can simply describe their requirements in plain language, and the model can generate the corresponding code snippets, significantly reducing development time and effort.

For example, developers can define the desired functionality to chatgpt can replace programmers,, such as “parse JSON data and extract relevant fields,” rather than developing a function by hand to parse JSON data from an API response. The required code snippet can then be generated by ChatGPT based on the developer’s requirements. As a result, the development process has been simplified and developers are free to focus on making more complex architectural choices and solving problems.

Additionally, chatgpt can replace programmers, can be a very helpful tool for developers who need advice or help with fixing problems. Developers can refer to ChatGPT for advice and insights when solving complex issues or exploring different ways for implementation. Developers can gain a wealth of knowledge and optimal methodologies to guide their decision-making process by utilizing the collective wisdom contained in ChatGPT’s extensive training dataset.

However, the prospect of chatgpt can replace programmers, replacing human programmers entirely remains a topic of debate and speculation within the developer community. While ChatGPT excels at generating code based on provided prompts, it lacks the nuanced understanding and creative problem-solving abilities inherent to human developers. Additionally, concerns regarding the ethical implications of AI-driven automation in software development continue to be raised.

It’s important to understand that chatgpt can replace programmers,is meant to enhance developers’ skills and simplify specific parts of the development process, not to replace them. Developers can boost productivity, drive creativity, and ultimately provide end users with better software solutions by using AI-powered technologies like ChatGPT.

In conclusion, the convergence of API integration and AI-driven technologies like ChatGPT is reshaping the dynamics of programming in profound ways. While API integration facilitates seamless interaction between software components, chatgpt can replace programmers with natural language interfaces and code generation capabilities. While the idea of ChatGPT replacing human programmers entirely may be far-fetched, its potential to augment and enhance developer productivity is undeniable. As the field of AI continues to advance, developers must embrace these innovations as valuable tools in their arsenal, driving greater efficiency and innovation in software development.

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What Happens If You Switch from ChatGPT to Google Gemini? (And Should You?)

If you’ve been riding the AI wave like the rest of us—using ChatGPT for writing, coding, research, planning, and a little bit of late-night curiosity—you’ve probably heard of Google Gemini by now. And here’s the million-dollar question floating all over Reddit, Twitter, and YouTube:

“Should I dump ChatGPT and switch to Gemini?”

Honestly, it’s not a bad question. After all, Gemini is free, it’s backed by Google (hello, search supremacy), and it’s gaining serious traction. So what’s the real deal? Is Gemini actually smarter than ChatGPT? Are you wasting your money if you’re paying for ChatGPT Plus?

Let’s unpack the buzz and get into what’s really going on in the battle of the bots.

Gemini vs ChatGPT: A Quick Snapshot

Before we dive deep, here’s a quick breakdown for the impatient reader (we got you):

ChatGPT (by OpenAI):

Models: GPT-3.5 (free) and GPT-4-turbo (paid - $20/month)

Trained up to: April 2023 (free) / Dec 2023 (GPT-4)

Chat style: Friendly, balanced, great with creative content

Strengths: Coding, writing, plugins, API integrations

Limitations: Slower updates on the free version, premium locked behind paywall

Google Gemini (formerly Bard):

Models: Gemini 1.5 Pro (free with a Google account)

Trained up to: Mid 2024

Chat style: Smart, direct, more factual

Strengths: Real-time Google search, access to Gmail, Docs, Calendar

Limitations: Less personality, still developing user experience

So yeah—Gemini is free, newer, and tightly integrated with Google’s ecosystem. That’s a huge win if you live in Google Docs all day.

Why Gemini Might Be the Upgrade You Didn’t Know You Needed

Here’s where Gemini really shines. Google has thrown the kitchen sink at it—and it's kinda working.

1. Real-Time Web Access (No Plugins Needed)

While ChatGPT only accesses real-time data if you pay or use plugins, Gemini just does it. Need to find today’s NBA score or check Amazon deals? Gemini can pull it instantly—no hacks, no subscriptions.

2. Google Workspace Integration

Imagine asking your AI assistant, “Summarize my last 10 emails and prep a reply for each one,” and it actually goes into your Gmail and does it. Yup, that’s Gemini. ChatGPT can’t touch that level of integration right now.

3. Long Context Windows

Gemini 1.5 Pro can handle 1 million tokens of context. That’s like analyzing a whole book or a dense research paper—without losing track. GPT-4-turbo, while powerful, caps out earlier in real-world use unless you’re using it via API.

4. Free Access to Premium Model

This one’s big. ChatGPT-4 is behind a $20/month paywall, while Gemini gives you top-tier power for free. That’s kinda like walking into a steakhouse and being told the filet mignon is on the house.

But Wait—Why People Still Stick to ChatGPT

Despite Gemini’s flashiness, millions of folks are sticking with ChatGPT. Why?

1. Writing Quality and Tone

ChatGPT is just…better at sounding human. Whether you're drafting a blog post, writing an email, or trying to brainstorm names for your Etsy shop, GPT-4 feels smoother. It gets tone, voice, and flow.

2. Better Coding Assistance

Programmers still swear by ChatGPT for coding help. It’s more conversational, explains things clearly, and handles code debugging with finesse. Gemini can do it, but it’s not as refined (yet).

3. Custom GPTs and Plugins

With ChatGPT Plus, you get access to tools like DALL·E image generation, data analysis, and third-party plugins. You can also build your own “Custom GPT” with specific knowledge or behaviors. Gemini is catching up, but it’s not there yet.

4. Privacy Concerns

Let’s be real: Google already knows a lot about us. Some users hesitate to hand over even more personal data to Gemini—especially when it’s hooked into Gmail and Calendar. OpenAI, while not perfect, feels a bit more "sandboxed" for some folks.

Who Should Actually Switch to Gemini?

Now here’s the real deal.

You should try Gemini if:

You want a free, intelligent AI for everyday tasks

You’re deep into the Google ecosystem (Gmail, Docs, Drive)

You need real-time web results often

You’re working with long documents or tons of info

You don’t want to pay monthly

Stick with ChatGPT if:

You value writing quality and human-like tone

You’re a developer, writer, or marketer using it daily

You need Custom GPTs, DALL·E, or advanced plugins

You don’t mind paying for the smoothest experience

What’s Coming Next?

This race is far from over. OpenAI and Google are dropping updates faster than we can keep up.

Rumors suggest ChatGPT may soon offer voice assistants, memory features, and multi-modal workflows. Google is also working on making Gemini more interactive, emotional, and usable with voice and video.

The end game? AI assistants that are more than just chat—they’ll be your co-pilot for life.

Final Verdict: Do You Need to Switch?

Here’s the straight talk: You don’t need to ditch ChatGPT—but you should 100% try Gemini.

Both tools can live on your browser side-by-side. Gemini is perfect for quick facts, Google-related tasks, and everyday info dumps. ChatGPT is your go-to for creativity, nuanced replies, and deeper tasks.

It’s like having both Netflix and Hulu. They overlap, sure, but they’ve got different vibes.

So if you're paying for ChatGPT and wondering if it’s worth it—test Gemini for a week. See how it fits your workflow. If it clicks, great! If not, at least you’ll know your $20 is well spent.

In this AI arms race, the real winner is you—because these tools are only getting better, smarter, and more helpful with time.