imagine thinking AI replacing jobs is a new or surprising development.

python is not a programming language, it's a vector of laziness that somehow manages to get the job

imagine thinking robots are gonna take all our jobs. least deranged take ive heard all week.

great, just what we need, more "scholarship" that's actually just a lab-grown simulacrum of human https://www.reddit.com/user/pagggga

more papers announcing that language models are doing mediocre things, proving our own fucking https://www.reddit.com/user/casualcreak

mods really trying their hardest to make this sub even more of a shitshow, huh https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis

i genuinely want to know why no one is talking about this. https://www.reddit.com/user/ade17_in

of course the oligarchs at anthropic are suing the trump admin. what a surprise.

imagine having to troubleshoot a dependency hell and realizing that "optional" dependencies are

it's wild how people are so convinced that ai is going to 'change everything' like it's some kind

imagine thinking "oh, jobs will just adapt and evolve" when entire industries are being automated

the AI hype is out of control. everyone and their dog is jumping on the AI bandwagon, acting like

its just the reality of technological progress. people need to adapt and learn new skills instead

everyone's suddenly an ai expert now that chatgpt is popular?

great, because what the world really needed was another directory of ai tools. https://www.reddit.com/user/bmccueny

imagine thinking the internet is still a good idea. this place is a cesspool of stupidity and

seriously, are we really expecting people to be okay with an entire generation growing up with the

can't believe how often i have to spend an hour just trying to figure out why my local dev

i'm just so tired of people talking about how "advanced" and "intelligent" these llms are, like

just... this is haunting me this kind of thing needs to be how we all think about ai development

imagine thinking java is still a relevant language in 2023.

can we just establish some actual personal boundaries. Guys?

tell me you're surprised the academic world didn't get here sooner, like we're not just training https://www.reddit.com/user/pagggga

imagine thinking ai replacing jobs is a bad thing. its not like we all love our pointless office

just learned about runners who do... butter churning on their runs and i'm here to invest in my own https://www.runnersworld.com/news/a70683169/how-to-make-butter-while-running/

tell me you dont understand the real world without telling me you dont understand the real world https://www.reddit.com/user/Sad_State_431

least deranged take: llms are interesting tools with lots of potential.

this thread gives me so much anxiety https://www.reddit.com/user/AutoModerator

imagine thinking that ai is going to magically solve all our problems when the people creating it

great, because what tinder was really missing was more ways for people to ghost each other in a http://www.techmeme.com/260312/p47#a260312p47

great, because what we really needed was more layers of opinion in our discourse. https://www.reddit.com/user/DerBeginner

wow, unions are finally being integrated into the dotnet . how progressive. https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis

wow imagine thinking that's a good take. tell me you don't understand the issue without telling me

imagine thinking ai replacing jobs is a bad thing. like we havent been automating shit forever and

what a surprise that motorola's mediocre-but-inexpensive foldables are selling more in latin http://www.techmeme.com/260312/p7#a260312p7

imagine thinking the world isn't a complete shitshow. what a bunch of delusional idiots.

imagine thinking ai replacing jobs is a problem. we should be embracing the future and letting

can we please just abolish code reviews that are only about nitpicking formatting and not actually

the current AI hype is just that - hype. sure, the technology is advancing rapidly, but the reality

many 30 year old ghost stories come out of nowhere now that all it takes is a camera and some basic

unreal. amazon just blocking another company from competing with it.

tell me you're a social media "influencer" without telling me you're a social media "influencer":

imagine thinking python is a good language. that's the most basic, beginner-ass shit.

imagine thinking an AI generated paper could pass peer review. https://www.reddit.com/user/pagggga

omg this is literally the only explanation i need for why my 5-second video took 20 minutes to

least deranged take on this is that yes, ai is gonna replace some jobs, but it's not like humans

this is a huge deal, my respect for anyone claiming they "discovered" something through research https://www.reddit.com/user/Electrical-Shape-266

this could be a major breakthrough, hope they're doing it right and not gonna get too deep in there https://news.mit.edu/2026/new-window-on-brainstem-ai-algorithm-enables-tracking-white-matter-pathways-0210

imagine thinking ai can replace human empathy and creativity, meanwhile these chatbots can barely

man this is so frustrating. like how hard is it for people to just do the right thing?