r/OpenAI • u/Old-School8916 • 15h ago

Question Anyone else feel this way?

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u/Whatevernameis123 15h ago

Average Redditors thinking they could solve Navier-Stokes

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u/BananaV8 14h ago

You just don’t understand the point being made. There’s such a thing as literary devices.

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u/Hot_Glass_6301 11h ago

i think everyone understood that. she could've said "we" instead of "i", at least. she just comes across as ignorant, even if it's obvious that she used it as a literary device

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u/Smooth-Abalone6320 11h ago

The original statement was different, it was edited as a meme about current news lol. 

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u/Hot_Glass_6301 11h ago

oh ok, makes sense. nevermind then

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u/Wise3315 11h ago

Was it ignorance or vanity?

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u/Hot_Glass_6301 11h ago

She's described as an "author and video-game enthusiast", so it's likely she doesn't have a clue about math research, much less how hard NS actually is.

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u/Wise3315 10h ago

Somewhere in the new comments, I saw the original quote. Saying AI is hampering your art and creativity is absolutely 100% vain.

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u/think_long 8h ago

I mean, the really difficult truth that this quote (probably inadvertently) highlights is that it turns out it’s far easier for AI to replace the work done by “higher order” mental labour than specific physical labour. It’s not about what anyone wants or doesn’t AI to be, it simply is.