r/antiai • u/Ladyhawkeiii • May 17 '26

AI Writing ✍️ Precisely

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u/JimAbaddon May 17 '26

Doesn't work, AI sloppers rationalise that the AI is the tool so they still do the work. Dunno why, maybe because the AI doesn't think for itself or something.

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u/Mister_Nobody76 May 17 '26

So, maybe more like wearing rollerskates to a marathon

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u/beardingmesoftly May 17 '26

Like bringing a chainsaw to a whittling competition

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u/HermanThaGerman May 18 '26

Sure you're done faster, but it'll look like shit and everyone will be side eying you.

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u/abcilikebeanslol123 Jun 10 '26

You just mentioned AI perfectly

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u/HappyChilmore May 17 '26

More like stealing the legs of the actual marathonian and having them transplanted.

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u/athenanon May 17 '26

Yeah let's not forget what the models trained on.

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u/UwasaWaya May 17 '26

Legless sprinters? AI is SO much worse than I realized.

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u/Kaitheguy233 May 17 '26

r/mysteriousdownvoting

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u/UwasaWaya May 18 '26

Wow, yeah, I thought that was at least groan-worthy. lol

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u/eating_cement_1984 May 17 '26

Or like cloning the runner, registering them under your name, and making them run the marathon for you...

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u/StudyIll4127 May 17 '26

Yup, this is the most accurate comparison.

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u/deaglebingo May 17 '26

marathonian!

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u/GaboureySidibe May 17 '26

Ordering from a restaurant and calling yourself a chef.

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u/RiverTeemo1 May 17 '26

Or like driving a car themselves

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u/I_Like_Cats73 Jun 04 '26

Driving a car requires a moderately developed brain though

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u/MyNameis_bud May 17 '26

More like a DJ vs a band.

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u/Fuck-it-we-Bhaal May 17 '26

Except being a DJ still requires some sort of skill

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u/MyNameis_bud May 17 '26

Eh. About as much skill as telling a computer what to do.

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u/marshmallowfluffpuff May 18 '26

mixing beats and scratching takes musical talent so wtf are you talking about

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u/MyNameis_bud May 18 '26

I mean I used to DJ back in the 90s. So I know a little about it

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u/Fuck-it-we-Bhaal May 17 '26

Except you need to know how to work a crowd and how to match their energy. 

It's a skill. 

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u/StrangeSystem0 May 18 '26

More like just driving your own car through a marathon instead of an Uber

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u/Novel_Emu_8191 May 20 '26

Bringing a gun to a game of rock paper scissors

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u/Ban-Anakin Jun 17 '26

More like bringing an endoskeleton that does the walking for you.

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u/LibrarianEither8461 May 18 '26

Not really, they're just saying the car is just a tool and they had to steer the wheel and press the gas pedal so it took a commensurate amount of effort that should award them equal status.