| ▲ | frizlab 20 hours ago | |
Except this was posted because the situation is akin to the original context in which this phrase was said. Initial postulate: you have a perfect tool that anybody can use and is completely magic. Someone says: it does not work well. Answer: it’s your fault, you’re using it wrong. In that case it is not a perfect tool that anybody can use. It is just yet another tool, with it flaws and learning curve, that may or may not work depending on the problem at hand. And it’s ok! It is definitely a valid answer. But the “it’s magic” narrative has got to go. | ||
| ▲ | pixl97 7 hours ago | parent [-] | |
>Initial postulate: you have a perfect tool that anybody can use and is completely magic. >Someone says: it does not work well. Why do we argue with two people that are both building strawmen. It doesn't accomplish much. We keep calling AI 'unintelligent' but peoples eagar willingness to make incorrect arguments does put some doubts on humanity itself. | ||