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  • How do I explain my reluctance to use generative AI in good faith?

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  • They've lost so much of their brains to AI, that even valid criticism of AI feel like personal insults to them.

    That's the issue. I do wish to warn me or even just inform them of what using AI recklessly could lead to.

  • How do I explain my reluctance to use generative AI in good faith?

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  • My question was genuine. I haven't been an avid user of generative AI when it was first released and decided against using it at all lately. I tried to use it in niche projects and was completely unreliable. Its tone of speech is bland and the way it acts as a friend feels disturbing to me. Plus the environmental destruction it is causing on such a large scale is honestly depressing to me.

    All that being said, it is not easy for me to communicate these points clearly to someone the way I have experienced it. It's like the case for informing people about privacy; casual users aren't inherently aware of the consequences of using this tool and consider it a godsend. It will be difficult for them to convince that the tool they cherish to use so much is not that great after all, thus I am asking here what the beat approach should be.