Re: ai shit from bbs people.
By: MRO to Digital Man on Sun Jul 05 2026 08:27 pm
I think there should be a disclaimer if you have a co-contributer. I don't Think AI should be considered just a tool.
These days, AI is also used for features like IntelliCode in Microsoft Visua > prediction like that feels like a tool to me..
Although AI tools are trained with existing data, I
still wonder about ethical usage.
When using AI tools,
you're still creating something new and different.
I feel like a more optimal use may be to use AI tools
to help aid some tasks, especially ones that are more
difficult.
Instead of making robots the new slaves, doing the dirty
and thankless work for their masters, people oursource
to AI the most creating, interesting, and difficult
work -- exactly the sort of work that elevates Man.
This is a dangerous inversion of the roles.
it never seems to work out that way. AI hasn't delivered the promised leisur time. It's only delivered more work faster.
This is a dangerous inversion of the roles.
This is always what's promised to us by the inventors of these tools and, yet, it never seems to work out that way. AI hasn't delivered the promised leisure time. It's only delivered more work faster.
This is always what's promised to us by the inventors of these tools and, yet, it never seems to work out that way. AI hasn't delivered the promised leisure time. It's only delivered more work faster.
Instead of making robots the new slaves, doing the
dirty and thankless work for their masters, people
oursource to AI the most creating, interesting, and
difficult work -- exactly the sort of work that
elevates Man. This is a dangerous inversion of the
roles.
This is always what's promised to us by the inventors
of these tools and, yet, it never seems to work out
that way. AI hasn't delivered the promised leisure
time. It's only delivered more work faster.
ant wrote to Nightfox <=-
Instead of making robots the new slaves, doing the dirty
and thankless work for their masters, people oursource
to AI the most creating, interesting, and difficult
work -- exactly the sort of work that elevates Man.
This is a dangerous inversion of the roles.
Yeah, let the robots do the creating so we can perform menial tasks. My
conspiracy side sees those in power wanting the electorate to be
limited, marginalized, uneducated... What happens if people have time
to learn and grow on their own?
to learn and grow on their own?
Bingo. You hit the nail on the head. This is exactly what the oligarchs want -- uneducated, marginalized and limited. Musk and his cronies get their > jollies just thinking of a worl like that.
-dmxrob
No, it is the Artificial Idiot that is creating for you,
at your request. This is similar to a rich and unskilled
person commissioning an artist to execute his portrait.
Have you ever read what you wrote dude.
You might wanna do that.
I was less inclined to believe this until I got drunk the other night and decided to see howYeah, let the robots do the creating so we can perform menial tasks. MyBingo. You hit the nail on the head. This is exactly what the oligarchs want -- uneducated, marginalized and
conspiracy side sees those in power wanting the electorate to be
limited, marginalized, uneducated... What happens if people have time
to learn and grow on their own?
limited. Musk and his cronies get their jollies just thinking of a worl like that.
I was less inclined to believe this until I got drunk the other night and decided to see how
AI would have solved a problem at work. The problem involved interpretting multiple electronic schematics
and performing "gate-crashing" for a TTL circuit that was marginally complex. Sure enough, after reviewing
the schematic, the AI produced what frankly was complete gibberish
I do this kind of agentic engineering at work every week (using Claude Code, not drunk) and while it can struggleI'm sure there's a way to engineer the prompts to make it more efficient, but if I can see the problem and solution
with interpretting schematics and layout files, it's not hopeless and in the end can save tons of time. It's not
without its frustrations and humorous detours, but I find it much faster than most humans and correct just about as
often. Using AI agents effectively is a skill you'd likely benefit from having, but it does take practice, like any
other.
Re: Re: ai shit from bbs people.Yeah but do you realize that i don't give a fuck? I really do not.
By: MRO to Dmxrob on Wed Oct 14 2026 10:07 pm
Have you ever read what you wrote dude.
You might wanna do that.
You ever realized that nobody cares what you think? Might want to do that.
AI would have solved a problem at work. The problem involved interpretting multiple electronic schematics
and performing "gate-crashing" for a TTL circuit that was marginally complex. > Sure enough, after reviewing
the schematic, the AI produced what frankly was complete gibberish -- mixing signal names, what inputs go to what
gates, but was completely authoritative. I asked it to try again two times,
Instead of making robots the new slaves, doing the dirty
and thankless work for their masters, people oursource
to AI the most creating, interesting, and difficult
work -- exactly the sort of work that elevates Man.
This is a dangerous inversion of the roles.
This is always what's promised to us by the inventors of these tools and, ye it never seems to work out that way. AI hasn't delivered the promised leisur time. It's only delivered more work faster.
MRO wrote to Bryn <=-
you shouldn't be uploading work related items to ai. i hope you are
using your Work's AI and not a public one.
Re: Re: ai shit from bbs people.
By: Dustman to ant on Tue Oct 13 2026 01:33 pm
Instead of making robots the new slaves, doing the dirty
and thankless work for their masters, people oursource
to AI the most creating, interesting, and difficult
work -- exactly the sort of work that elevates Man.
This is a dangerous inversion of the roles.
This is always what's promised to us by the inventors of these tools and, ye it never seems to work out that way. AI hasn't delivered the promised leisur time. It's only delivered more work faster.
The System I'm sure is designed to keep us busy and dependent. It is designed to ensure our free time is taken up. The default is to find work for us to do.
MRO wrote to Bryn <=-
you shouldn't be uploading work related items to ai. i hope you are using your Work's AI and not a public one.
The fun is using the public model's and letting them take your work.
My company is all in on m$ so we get co-pilot but all the managers
complained because the news told them chatgpt is better, so now when
we go to any AI home page it says "Stop - Co-pilot is included, continue anyway?" and they all do!
It's just gonna put me out of work as it can complete the schedule in
about 15 mins with a few questions where it took me 2 days. Mistakes? Honestly... about on par with the ones I (or any human) would make when dealing with 75 vehicles, 180 drivers, 24/7 schedules and constant break- downs.
I still believe AI is a tool and used right it will make life easier, but
I don't think it should be used for everything.
Re-reading this it's in the wrong area now but whatever.
BTW - writing this in a paperclip II clone I had Claude whip up last night
in 25 minutes. LOL All keystrokes just the way my fingers remember them! ;) >
my brain until AI can do it without
much optimization. I can see the benefit if they were extremely complex circuits, but what the above average has
granted me -- seems like it still has a ways to go before I would trust it without doing nearly as much work to
verify what it's giving me. Having access to it now in the state that it's in, and knowing how it's been advertised
to me (by more than the mass media and the companies themselves mind you), my > alarm bells have started ringing as to
what the goal of me using it actually is.
Dmxrob wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Re: Re: ai shit from bbs people.
By: poindexter FORTRAN to ant on Wed Oct 14 2026 07:39 am
Yeah, let the robots do the creating so we can perform menial tasks. My
conspiracy side sees those in power wanting the electorate to be
limited, marginalized, uneducated... What happens if people have time
to learn and grow on their own?
Bingo. You hit the nail on the head. This is exactly what the
oligarchs want -- uneducated, marginalized and limited. Musk and his cronies get their jollies just thinking of a worl like that.
BTW - writing this in a paperclip II clone I had Claude whip up last night in 25 minutes. LOL All keystrokes just the way my fingers remember them! ;)
Dmxrob wrote to Tiny <=-
And riddeled with security bugs... this is the problem with all the
vibe coders nowadays, they are releasing tons of stuff, and it's the
more insecure "stuff" you ever saw.
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