Do you see AI as a threat or a tool?
Raju Sivaram
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AI is a powerful tool, but it's not magic. It's great for automating tasks, but human judgment is still essential.
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I see AI as a collaborative partner. It can augment human capabilities, but it's not a replacement.
There's a risk of overreliance on AI. It's important to maintain critical thinking and human oversight.
Of course, we can consider AI as a tool. It provides us with a wealth of information, offers solutions for many things, and helps to refine our thoughts.
AI can be both a tool and a threat, depending on how it's developed and implemented.
While AI has incredible potential, I am cautious. We need strong ethical standards to govern its use to prevent misude
Mmm! not sure
Almost every thing in our live is a tool, when the tool is used incorrectly it can be a threat.
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It all boils down to how well do you know and do your job. If you're confident in yourself, AI is a blessing. If you've been rolling with a 'make do' attitude and methodology it's a threat.
That's what I feel about this.
AI can be your best companion and It will help you alot in many thing
It goes without saying that AI tools still need to be integrated into many of our daily use cases. I share the same sentiments as Marc Andressen -
I honestly think AI is just a tool, plain and simple. Sure, it's a pretty impressive tool, but that's all it is. It's not some scary threat that's gonna take over the world or anything like that.
Look, we use technology every day to make our lives easier, right? AI is just the next step. It's helping doctors spot diseases earlier, it's making our cars safer, it's even writing some pretty decent poetry. But at the end of the day, it's us humans calling the shots.
I mean, yeah, we gotta be smart about how we use it. You wouldn't give a kid a power saw without teaching them how to use it safely first. Same deal with AI. We need to set some ground rules and use our common sense.
But overall, I'm excited about what AI can do for us. It's like having a super-smart assistant that never gets tired. If we use it right, it could help us solve some really big problems. So yeah, I'm all for it – as long as we remember it's a tool, not our new robot overlords or something.