[–] 3 points 2 months ago

Gonna be the odd one out here so I'm gonna start with this. The companies that push AI and the way they are powering large models you'd use only is to the detriment of working class people and the planet.

That being said it's a tool and a useful one. It makes mistakes and it's not as smart as a person but it can make certain tasks much easier and faster. It's like having a fleet of interns ready to rush through something. It makes certain kinds of office tasks much much faster. So if you don't use it and your coworkers do suddenly it looks like you're the weak link.

I've found a lot of uses for it myself. Of course I always need to double check and correct it which takes time but that is often easier and faster than starting from scratch.

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  • [–] 14 points 2 months ago (2 children)

    White collar jobs are still jobs. If you have to trade hours of your life to afford the things you need to live you are part of the working class... That's why it's called the working class and not the blue collar class.

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  • [–] 5 points 2 months ago* (1 child)

    Both sides are fascist. Biden and Kamala enabled isreal's genocide. If ending a genocide isn't a priority for you then I don't care what is.

    This slow and steady strategy you're describing got us here. The only thing it helps is fascists. Deluding yourself into thinking otherwise is quite frankly, childish.

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  • [–] 0 points 2 months ago

    Honestly could this just be explained by how people over 50 tend to suck with phones and computers and how vital that is to most jobs now? Cause like all I can think is I wouldn't want to hire people 50+ either.

    Not saying all 50+ people but there are more people like this over 50 then under. Alot more entitlement too and less educated.

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