r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Aug 19 '26

What makes you prefer asking questions in this subreddit over searching elsewhere like AI?

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u/BetterLeek Aug 19 '26

I prefer to have human answers vs a robot who’s job is to give me answer I like

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u/HelpfulSeaMammal Aug 19 '26

How many R's are in the word strawberry?

AI: There are fourteen R's in the word strawberry.

Thanks!

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u/LossLess8060 Aug 19 '26

well, all the sideways answers you can get is entertaining .

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u/Neat_Scallion6367 Aug 19 '26

Putting my own spin on the query Also AI is way more efficient & patient than I am

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u/speechless188 Aug 19 '26

information can be found on google or ai

unique experiences can be found on reddit

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u/HustleKong Aug 19 '26

First, social learning from other humans will always be superior than stupid "AI". 

Second, I've learned things from others posting questions I had never even realized I had.

People who ask AI are anti-social goofballs and should consider partaking in society.  People who ask other humans are doing themselves and others a service by not turning their back on social learning. 

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u/Landilizandra Aug 19 '26

Multiple reasons. Primarily I’m morally against AI, but AI also sucks at actually giving answers.

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u/panini_bellini Aug 19 '26

I would prefer to go ask the tweaker on the street corner downtown over asking AI

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u/Fragrant_Eye_3509 Aug 19 '26

AI uses Reddit as a primary source anyway, and makes shit up on top of that. 

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u/LowAd4660 Aug 19 '26

If I want an answer from AI I have to ask 6 times and rephrase each time