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How corporate AI adoption is going
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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2026
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You're doing a gish-gallop: flooding the post with LLM generated nonsense that you don't bother reading yourself, then pretending like you've won something when I refuse to put significantly more effort into this by actually reading the slop that you had it vomit out.
If I wanted to talk to a clanker I don't need you as a middle man. Try having your own thoughts to share.
Same thing as what? You think asking a token guesser to spit out some paragraphs is the same things as having a novel thought of your own? You really have outsourced your thinking and then have the gall to mock other people who are actually using their own brains.
LLMs are really good at looking competent in fields the user is not skilled in. Anything the user is skilled in AI looks incompetent. That is why you think it is competent at having a conversation, making arguments, and being an AGI...