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  • AI is a terrible way to learn something. It will do something wrong, explain it incorrectly, and you will have no idea.

    AI is only useful if you are able to spot and correct the mistakes it makes. Because it will make mistakes.

    Very effective teaching tools already exist if you want to learn.

  • It's just further evidence to them: "So we can't have speakers in schools to share Republican values like women shouldn't vote, immigrants are evil, and they might die as a sacrifice to the 1st amendment, but it's perfectly fine to teach Leftist talking points like 'the Nazis and slavery were bad'?"

  • They want to not have to pay the people who will be buying the things produced in the factories.

    The logical problem with that is too many steps ahead for them to see.

  • Like I said: judging imaginary people you've made up in order to look down on. Never been a fan of Harry Potter myself, but I don't expect someone lacking in basic social skills to understand why other people would say something.

  • Then you might learn how to get along with adults. A skill you are lacking.

  • Time that would have been better spent watching Sesame Street, you might have learned how to get along with others.

  • A non-mentally disabled adult spending this much time judging imagined people on Facebook/Reddit/Lemmy for a single activity they do in their spare time is not someone you should take life advice from.

  • Reading YA novels does not mean they have a "child's mind". Rest and relaxation are also things to value, people cannot be "on" 100% of the time and having unchallenging fiction as a way to unwind is a better use of time than social media. (Speaking of holding up mirrors...)

  • You are equating adults reading YA novels to "fascists, abusers, bigots, the ultra wealthy, etc."

    It's time to admit your argument may have gone off the rails at some point.

  • But what about that big bribe that Trump said Iran gave him?

  • one of the advertisements in the main menu or any info area widget

    Okay, my biggest issue right with that has nothing to do with Edge.

  • the model will almost always return the correct answer from the Wikipedia page and hallucinate much less

    Ah, so much better than our current systems the use significantly fewer resources for consistently correct answers.

  • He's lying about receiving a bribe as justification.

  • They've going to continue being the Gestapo, just at the airport now.

  • You've seen what they do to people that let them know their opinion of ICE?

  • The average user does not need the same level of device security and lock down as a CEO of an independent opposition-aligned media outlet. It's absurd that you seem to be arguing otherwise.

  • Perhaps a CEO of an independent opposition-aligned media outlet should be using more strict security measures far above what is necessary or even accessible to an average phone user.

  • "statistically doesn't happen" is not equivalent to "has never happened". It means the number of times it has happened is such a statistically insignificant % of the user base that it does not pass the smell test for being the reason to inconvenience every user.

  • Other people not knowing how to secure their devices is not an excuse for my device that I own to block me from using it the way I want to.