robin (◕‿◕ ✿)
@robin
the downside of obsessively delegating everything to AI is that now, whenever i sit down to do anything remotely manual, it feels like a gargantuan waste of time, and i get distracted with brainstorming ways in which to automate that process. e.g. writing a congratulatory message for an employee's anniversary should probably come from the heart – even though i could feed an LLM all my past texts, emails, and bad jokes and have it quickly produce something that looks + feels meaningful. it's almost as if there's some kind of fucked up opportunity cost to just being human for a moment.
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robin (◕‿◕ ✿)
@robin
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Matt
@mattlee
I dont write things manually because of how the receiver feels. I do it because of how it makes me feel
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Jason
@jachian
This is me today after sitting down to an entire day of admin stuff *cry*
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Les Greys
@les
This is the second post I e seen today about someone struggling with the effects of “AI downtime”. Something interesting happening here.
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Joe Blau 🎩
@joeblau
Spam is in baby!
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axek
@axek
Relatable
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Nanahh
@nanah
we’re losing the art to life, sadly
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zenxosa🎩
@zenxosa
Currently doing research work and wondering how anyone survived prior to ChatGPT It just makes things so much easier
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ceeriil.eth
@ceeriil
I feel this way too. I could even choose to reply this tweet with AI if I want to
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