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Tsunami · 10 Jul 2025, 08:01 PM

I try to avoid AI, although I realise there's no way to totally avoid it as it becomes omnipresent.

Let's just say I have more faith in apps or services made by humans.

Also, I'd never write an email or text with AI. It takes all emotions out of it. Imagine a love letter, job application letter, etc written in AI? Where is the emotion in that? Even if I have to write in a language I speak well but not perfectly (such as French), I prefer writing myself with a few spelling mistakes here and there, instead of having AI writing it for me.

So when it comes to apps, services online, etc ... I know avoiding AI totally is impossible, but the more human input the more I'll trust the app or service. Machines and technology are not flawless. I'm not saying humans are flawless, but I still have more faith in that. AI is after all very rapidly developing, but it's very frequent use is still relatively new, so I know there are still flaws in it (and probably that will never change).

10 Jul 2025, 08:01 PM	#13
Tsunami The "e" in e-mail Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: in between the bright lights and the far unlit unknown Posts: 2,532	I try to avoid AI, although I realise there's no way to totally avoid it as it becomes omnipresent. Let's just say I have more faith in apps or services made by humans. Also, I'd never write an email or text with AI. It takes all emotions out of it. Imagine a love letter, job application letter, etc written in AI? Where is the emotion in that? Even if I have to write in a language I speak well but not perfectly (such as French), I prefer writing myself with a few spelling mistakes here and there, instead of having AI writing it for me. So when it comes to apps, services online, etc ... I know avoiding AI totally is impossible, but the more human input the more I'll trust the app or service. Machines and technology are not flawless. I'm not saying humans are flawless, but I still have more faith in that. AI is after all very rapidly developing, but it's very frequent use is still relatively new, so I know there are still flaws in it (and probably that will never change).