[donarfio]

This is why:

[johnmbrown]

comes in waves like most things, when political tensions rise expect to see ai blamed and used as a scapegoat

[connorbateson]

Yeah AI honestly just seems like a cash grab at this point anything with AI costs way too much

[JayEvans121365]

It's a very popular buzz word that is getting over used. Also, its getting a lot of negative press recently. Jon Stewart did a pretty hilarious rant about it on the Daily Show the other night.

[DANKE_GESUNDHEIT]

Yes, but if this technology improves it has to be taken into account. It's very helpful for developers and it can help in another aspects because it is a great source of knowledge.

it's no better source of knowledge than a parrot my friend

[b28889]

i would say that companies overused it to the point where everyone is fed up because we keep seeing AI mentioned everywhere all the time

[smashitbit]

Nah, you're not alone in feeling that way. It's like everywhere you turn, there's another app or service trying to shove AI down your throat. It's enough to make anyone feel like they're drowning in a sea of algorithms and automation. But hey, can you blame 'em? AI is everywhere these days, from personalized recommendations to virtual assistants that never seem to shut up. It's like they're trying to infiltrate every aspect of our lives, whether we like it or not. But hey, who knows? Maybe people will start pushing back against the AI invasion soon enough. Until then, we'll just have to grin and bear it, I guess. ?