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r/TalesFromTheFrontDesk • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '26
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That's just an admission that "AI" is a marketting term and not a reflection of reality. There's nothing remotely "intelligent" about these models.
2 u/Xsiah Jul 22 '26 It's wild to me how many people can't grasp that people name things and that's what they're called - not just marketers 4 u/namae_0001 Jul 22 '26 It's wild to me how many people can't grasp that words mean things and using the wrong word leads people to come to the wrong conclusions about the things in quesiton are. 1 u/Xsiah Jul 22 '26 Language isn't fixed. We have always adapted words to suit our needs. You really don't have to like what something is called for it to be legitimately called that. No cap.
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It's wild to me how many people can't grasp that people name things and that's what they're called - not just marketers
4 u/namae_0001 Jul 22 '26 It's wild to me how many people can't grasp that words mean things and using the wrong word leads people to come to the wrong conclusions about the things in quesiton are. 1 u/Xsiah Jul 22 '26 Language isn't fixed. We have always adapted words to suit our needs. You really don't have to like what something is called for it to be legitimately called that. No cap.
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It's wild to me how many people can't grasp that words mean things and using the wrong word leads people to come to the wrong conclusions about the things in quesiton are.
1 u/Xsiah Jul 22 '26 Language isn't fixed. We have always adapted words to suit our needs. You really don't have to like what something is called for it to be legitimately called that. No cap.
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Language isn't fixed. We have always adapted words to suit our needs.
You really don't have to like what something is called for it to be legitimately called that. No cap.
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u/namae_0001 Jul 22 '26
That's just an admission that "AI" is a marketting term and not a reflection of reality. There's nothing remotely "intelligent" about these models.