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AI is Stifling Tech Adoption.
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this post was submitted on 14 Feb 2025
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And AI will stifle creativity in all areas that it's used in. That's the problem with predictive models being called "AI". They are only as "intelligent" as the information they were trained on and will always be biased towards what that data set was biased on and won't be able to create anything truly new, only improve existing things.