I think a good alternative explanation is this: AI is here to stay, so knowing how to use it in whatever form it takes in your life as a tool is good knowledge to have.
Typewriters are close to extinction, but most everyone these days uses a computer to write documents. Those that refused to learn how to use a word processing application on a computer were "left behind" because now almost all documentation is written digitally.
The tablet is garbage, and I'm sad I'll probably never buy a tablet pc again but i would like to see if i can adapt this for an iPad one day. For now it'll remain in this state until i can figure something else out with it.
Flashbacks to when I bought a Winblows Surface Pro 3 tablet that broke on every single update they released for the first year i owned the damned thing
The developer of Boost for Reddit remade the app for Lemmy called Boost for Lemmy, and it's the exact same viewing experience as before. It's a bit sad that in comparison Lemmy is lacking content i yearn for, but what can ya do?😅
Worst purchase of my entire life. Every update broke some function of the tablet. At one point no stylus would pair with it so i had to use have gestures, then another time the detachable keyboard wouldn't work so i had to use a USB keyboard. The final straw was that the tablet updated, rebooted, and powered off and wouldn't turn back on for like 3 months... Until randomly in the middle of The night it finally woke up.
I never said they were 🤔