to be reprogrammed when it answered something that was truthful but unflattering to him.
I try to not use ai- the more iterations it goes through, the less reliable it seems, and it was a very flawed and unreliable technology to begin with.

Instant answers to non political stuff.
It’s quicker than searching for stuff on web.

websites whose info was ripped off to train the AI if you ask AI for those answers. It's destroying the internet, between that theft of web traffic and all the AI slop being posted online.

You write something, upload it, and they help make it better. If you need an idea, it's great too. Like if you are writing a book, and are stuck and ask "What are John's options in this situation?" It will gave you a plethora of choices that you can make.

I brainstorm, take a break.

steal. They've already done studies showing that it dumbs people down. Most teachers hate it, and I don't know of any professional writers who don't hate it. And genAI has been used to flood self-publishing platforms with AI slop, often using titles and names similar to real authors'. It's been used to flood traditional markets with AI-generated crap, even forcing some editors to shut off submissions at times.

One of the first news stories I saw about genAI for writing, nearly three years ago, was about a woman using it for self-published fiction who'd discovered that the more she used it, the less her own subconscious offered her ideas.

But she should never have bern using AI in the first place, when it was trained on all that stolen work. It's a plagiarism machine, as one of spokepeople for WGAW - Writers Guild of America West, the screenwriters - called it, during their strike.

The help that AI gave me was definitely not stolen. It's like asking a human writer "what can he do next in this situation?"

I also made up things and fictional inventions, telling AI what they do. It gave me suggestions. I enjoy having it there, and look forward to its improvements.

Sometime, I also use AI to change the wording in paragraphs. It really helps me a lot.

of real research to come to an answer. At this point, in this society, I would trust it to add 2 + 2 and come up with 4!

Worse, you're training the youngest generation on up to *rely* on their answers. This is worse than kidnapping the kids from the country you're warring with, ingratiating them into your country, and feeding them bullshit "rehab" questions of your own propaganda. (See, Russia)

Here, they're warring against their (supposedly) own country. They're making war against us. And we just sit here and bitch.

Not a fan of Star Wars? I sure can tell that you're not Gen X!

Grok is a farce

— Casey Newton (@caseynewton.bsky.social) 2025-07-11T00:48:58.882Z

On Tesla drivers in future updates.

who want to appear wittty and unique. I'm sure it's a great tool for others, too.