Sugison
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American in Japan skeeting (is that really what they call it?) into the void. I would be pleasantly surprised if any of my followers were real people.
As a left-leaning person myself, this is a reminder that even people I politically align with closely are prone to the same kind of willful ignorance that I usually associate with Trumpists
December 17, 2025 at 2:56 AM
As a left-leaning person myself, this is a reminder that even people I politically align with closely are prone to the same kind of willful ignorance that I usually associate with Trumpists
And even some of the ethical issues, like the idea that every prompt is draining an obscene amount of natural resources, are beginning to seem overblown.
December 17, 2025 at 2:56 AM
And even some of the ethical issues, like the idea that every prompt is draining an obscene amount of natural resources, are beginning to seem overblown.
Having experienced so many productive uses of this tech, the “progressive skeptic’s” narrative seems obviously false. Convincing to no one except those in the same bubble.
December 17, 2025 at 2:55 AM
Having experienced so many productive uses of this tech, the “progressive skeptic’s” narrative seems obviously false. Convincing to no one except those in the same bubble.
It can translate tone and context (which previous translation tech was notoriously bad at) at unprecedented accuracy.
It can generate vocab lists that would’ve taken hours of dull work to make.
It can generate vocab lists that would’ve taken hours of dull work to make.
December 17, 2025 at 2:55 AM
It can translate tone and context (which previous translation tech was notoriously bad at) at unprecedented accuracy.
It can generate vocab lists that would’ve taken hours of dull work to make.
It can generate vocab lists that would’ve taken hours of dull work to make.
It answers questions about subtle nuances that native speakers are unaware of (before AI asking native speakers these questions would leave me even more confused with totally contradictory answers).
December 17, 2025 at 2:55 AM
It answers questions about subtle nuances that native speakers are unaware of (before AI asking native speakers these questions would leave me even more confused with totally contradictory answers).
As someone learning languages, AI gives me access to information that would take me hours to find, if at all.
December 17, 2025 at 2:55 AM
As someone learning languages, AI gives me access to information that would take me hours to find, if at all.
In some circles like this, using AI for anything is considered lazy and unethical.
And while I used to agree with them mostly. I’ve recently found myself more and more skeptical of the skeptics.
And while I used to agree with them mostly. I’ve recently found myself more and more skeptical of the skeptics.
December 17, 2025 at 2:54 AM
In some circles like this, using AI for anything is considered lazy and unethical.
And while I used to agree with them mostly. I’ve recently found myself more and more skeptical of the skeptics.
And while I used to agree with them mostly. I’ve recently found myself more and more skeptical of the skeptics.
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The post im quoting (can other ppl see it? Idk) reads like a shit post. But looking below it seems like ppl are genuinely convinced that there are no significant uses for this tech, which is, well, just wrong and a non starter imho
October 21, 2025 at 9:03 AM
The post im quoting (can other ppl see it? Idk) reads like a shit post. But looking below it seems like ppl are genuinely convinced that there are no significant uses for this tech, which is, well, just wrong and a non starter imho