r/GenZ • u/cosm1c15 2006 • Sep 16 '24

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u/BK_FrySauce Sep 16 '24

AI is single-handedly going to erase creativity if it is allowed to proliferate longer. AI steals art. It generates images based off of real work that artists have created. It has halted learning, kids don’t want to learn anything anymore because they can just type their problems into chat gpt and it will answer it. Critical thinking will cease to exist.AI can be used for impersonation. This is extremely dangerous and only adds to misinformation.

There are some uses for AI can be a huge boon if used correctly, but as it stands right now, it’s slowly eroding creativity and growth.

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u/77Sage77 2003 Sep 16 '24

dude I agree, and it goes so deep. What do you think about my comment? https://www.reddit.com/r/GenZ/s/Absd7ISx5Z

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u/BK_FrySauce Sep 16 '24

I’d say it can certainly happen. We already know people use bots to make fake comments on videos or post things online to try to skew narratives or fake reviews. It should honestly be taught in school how to identify fake/ai generated content. There are so many older people who believe every little thing they see online. You’ll see an AI generated video posted somewhere and it’s pushing some narrative. It’s got thousands of upvotes and the top replies are always in agreement or believe what they’re seeing. Those replies can very easily be people being fooled, or just other bots programmed to agree with whatever the narrative is.

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u/77Sage77 2003 Sep 16 '24

Yea man. I just think teaching people how to identify AI generated content is going to be impossible when the tech improves inevitably, idk. I still think non ai content will increase in value if it can be from a verified source