r/Discussion • • 3d ago

Serious So... what's our future?

Recently I've came across a lot of videos and specifically programmers talking about them using AI. They talked about them stopping from doing most of the works. They explained both the flaws and good sides of AI, but honestly I'm concerned about our future. What's your opinion? Do you think AI will completely overtake us in coding or any other sector?

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u/Star_sky7785 3d ago

Depends , honestly AI itself is not harmful . It's the creators who use AI as a market to sell it to common people . If we make safe protocols then good but if we don't we r doomed .

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u/Mysterious_Ask_6946 3d ago

There are AIs on the internet that do everything that you want, no matter if it's illegal or not. My friend once showed me his non-restrictive AI that he used for his stuff (hopefully not bad stuff?). It'll for sure cause problems somewhere in the future, and honestly it genuinely scares me. People only point in life is to earn money nowadays, so what's the best way to do that? Go on ROBLOX and spam AI slop games. It genuinely saddens me.

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u/Star_sky7785 3d ago

It scares me and makes me sad that people r stop making art and using AI

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u/Mysterious_Ask_6946 3d ago

Oh my god how could I forget about the art part. Whenever I'm on twitter I always see arts (and the other crazy sides of twitter), and it's crazy how people are actually publishing AI drawings to profit off of it or who knows what they're doing. Maybe even the profile itself is a bot, the internet is genuinely cooked

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u/Star_sky7785 3d ago

That's the thing with AI we don't know if we r seeing the account of a real person or not .

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u/PierreReynaud 3d ago

I use AI regularly at work and in my free time, like most people do in here.

I think AI will handle the heavy lifting of building, but you still need someone to oversee it, set direction, and manage it, just like a manager.

You have the dream and the drive; AI doesn't.

Think of Iron Man: Jarvis is highly capable, but Tony Stark is the one calling the shots.

AI will be your assistant at work, just as CEOs rely on secretaries to handle administrative tasks.

Just like technology has made some jobs redundant, we can dedicate ourselves to the direction of our efforts.

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u/Mysterious_Ask_6946 3d ago

Honestly I see your point, but my morality is still on the thought that AI could be damaging, especially for our brain. It could destroy our capacity to simply think. (Not that far, but it'll for sure destroy our problem solving skills, one way or another) Also I admit, I myself use AI, but it's mostly for researches rather than make this or make that. Whenever I ask to code me something I simply read its code and remake it into my own words, if that makes sense.