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[–] 5 points 8 hours ago (1 child)

I personally believe it is impossible to have no ethical issues with Ai. Despite this fact, I experiment with local Ai chat tools. I used it when coding offline, to lookup ask some questions I would have asked a real user in example code snippets if it finds any issues I couldn't see. Or how something is achieved usually, when I'm new to some stuff. That's basically the extend of my usage in projects so far. Even if I wanted to slop more, I couldn't, because my hardware is weak for this task (still don't want to).

I like it for extracting text from images and translate it, generally speaking translation with Ai is much better, I play games where I know Ai was used to create it. As you see, I'm not completely against it.

But this is me personally, and I still have these ethical thoughts and it feels dirty.

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  • [–] 2 points 8 hours ago

    Agree. I have been tinkering with local solutions, but nothing quite fits my use case. I have messed around with the latest DeepSeek model, and it seems quite powerful. Lower training cost and energy footprint is a plus, but still is fed by the same scraped content. I suspect the ability to write syntactically correct code and expand pseudocode will be the most useful feature of AI that persists post-bubble.

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