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AI is interesting. Do I think it will replace a lot of jobs? At this point... yeah But *should* it? Definitely not in its current state I know some people who have had success with AI but I kinda question their level of knowledge going in. AI is like that person at the job who always says yes to managers no matter how big the task is. You may be on the sidelines wondering why managers like that and it's because it's comforting. It's comforting knowing that you can go to one person and they'll just work, and even though they may actually make the task *harder* because they're incapable of doing *all* that they promise... it's just comforting to the bosses knowing that they can offload work to someone else and get something, regardless of the quality I see people talk about using AI for programming, and me being a dev, I've yet to see AI spit out something useful. Anything that _could_ be used is also something I could've just googled. When it comes to complex issues, it doesn't help, and that's because AI can't think. AI can't truly be creative. All it can do is give the illusion of creativity And ultimately, that's what AI is to me. It's an illusion for the ignorant. You ask it questions looking for answers you don't know and it'll give you *something*, and because people don't fully understand how it works, they just believe what they get. In a way, AI is exactly what my teachers in high school warned me of when it came to early Wikipedia So _should_ AI replace people? Hell no. Will it? Probably Either way, I think AI is great for outlining and just thinking things through. If you're someone who usually talks things out to people to figure things out, then AI is fantastic because sometimes all we need is someone to speak stuff back to us. That's when AI, imo, is at its best But you definitely shouldn't rely on it 100%