I see, that’s alright. Just keep in mind that, from experience, I can tell you people like real connections. They’re annoyed with chatbots and so on. Especially on a social media platform, where it’s about saying something you care about or discussing a topic—it’s not beneficial if that’s AI. Because nobody cares what a language model says about a topic. People want to hear or read raw opinions.

If I start to read a post and after one phrase it’s clear it’s AI, I lose all interest. And I believe that’s the case for everybody—or at least the majority.

X.com is marking AI content, and their algorithm is intentionally lowering its visibility—same for YouTube and many others. If you write something on your own, and maybe just use AI to correct grammar, you’re way better off.

Even your answer is written with the help of AI. Just be real, just be you!

You're making some really valid points. They can be incredibly helpful for automating repetitive tasks or generating drafts, but you're right , they often lack originality, depth or real understanding.
Right now, AI is more of a tool than a collaborator.

AI, as it exists right now—especially the kind most people use daily—is "just" made up of language models. They’re text-based, with no real ability to reason or "think." All current applications are basically interpretations of huge amounts of data or tools that identify patterns.

Only when we reach AGI will everything truly change!

Personally, I use AI tools every day, but I constantly have to correct what I get. In many areas, AI is still useless—almost worthless. Especially when it comes to anything creative, it fails badly. That’s because it can’t truly come up with something new. It can only remix things it was trained on.

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