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The AI bubble is so big it's propping up the US economy (for now)
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This is my main argument. I need to check the output for correctness anyways. Might as well do it in the first place then.
People are happy to accept the wrong answer without even checking lol
Honestly I mostly use it as a jumping off point for my code or to help me sound more coherent when writing emails.
This is exactly why I love duckduckgo's AI results built in to search. It appears when it is relevant (and yes you can nuke it from orbit so it never ever appears) and it always gives citations (2 websites) so I can go check if it is right or not. Sometimes it works wonders when regular search results are not relevant. Sometimes it fails hard. I can distinguish one from the other because I can always check the sources.