AI usually costs you the ability to pursue the right work. It blinds you and it numbs you. It will feed your ego while guiding you to spend your time doing ordinary stuff, the same ordinary stuff it is guiding everyone to do. People just can't see it because they all spend their time talking to AI now instead of talking to each other -- that's the blindness.

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maddmann a day ago | parent [-]

I was asking you a specific question and am curious of your answer. The impact of ai “blinding” people isn’t an “economic indicator” and hardly something that has been proven. Of course there are major issues with how people use ai just like any technology.

The aggregate impact isn’t known yet and the tech is still in its infancy.

	▲	conartist6 a day ago \| parent [-]
		The economy looks normal-ish in graphs if you don't consider that the graph shows the AI sector thriving while all other sectors are in recession. It's the kind of graph you'd expect to see if there were one sector leeching the life out of all the others.