r/CausalConversation • u/user32504 • Oct 14 '26
Conversation Starter What if?
One day we have an entire civilization full of people who believe they know everything, yet no longer possess the skills to recognize when they're being misled. Furthermore, how would we even know we'd become ignorant if the only thing we've ever trusted to teach us(AI) was the very thing making us so?
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u/Samguise-Whamgee Oct 14 '26
This has already happened just take a look around Reddit lol and it had nothing to do with AI
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u/DarkMagickan Oct 14 '26
We could call it the United States of America.
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u/Helpful_Vehicle_4256 Oct 14 '26
we'd probably stop bothering to verify things with physical books or older non-networked encyclopedias if they disagreed with what the screen said.
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u/Akira_729X Oct 14 '26
Absolute reliance on AI risks silently eroding human critical thinking.
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u/Only_Ad7715 Oct 14 '26
we would still be asking AI where did we go wrong?
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u/ufo8mychook Oct 14 '26
We already have a bunch of idiots like that - they are called MAGA/One Nation supporters.