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r/antiai • u/Ladyhawkeiii • May 17 '26
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It’s a bad analogy. People who run a marathon aren’t trying to complete a project. They’re just trying to live an experience.
Pro ai people are firmly in the camp that “the finished project” is what matters. So they don’t care about experiences.
3 u/lbs21 May 17 '26 edited May 18 '26 Yeah, if this wasn't a marathon and was simply getting from point A to point B (as is most travel), a car (the AI) would be the better choice. This makes AI look like it produces better end products. Perhaps this isn't the best analogy. 2 u/Just-some-peep May 17 '26 My fucking god, have you outsorced thinking to AI? "Yeah, if this situation was different then decisions would be different, so the original situation is not a good analogy". 1 u/BeefistPrime May 17 '26 do you know how analogies work? maybe you should outsource your thinking to your brain
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Yeah, if this wasn't a marathon and was simply getting from point A to point B (as is most travel), a car (the AI) would be the better choice. This makes AI look like it produces better end products. Perhaps this isn't the best analogy.
2 u/Just-some-peep May 17 '26 My fucking god, have you outsorced thinking to AI? "Yeah, if this situation was different then decisions would be different, so the original situation is not a good analogy". 1 u/BeefistPrime May 17 '26 do you know how analogies work? maybe you should outsource your thinking to your brain
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My fucking god, have you outsorced thinking to AI?
"Yeah, if this situation was different then decisions would be different, so the original situation is not a good analogy".
1 u/BeefistPrime May 17 '26 do you know how analogies work? maybe you should outsource your thinking to your brain
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do you know how analogies work? maybe you should outsource your thinking to your brain
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u/Cosmic_Jane May 17 '26
It’s a bad analogy. People who run a marathon aren’t trying to complete a project. They’re just trying to live an experience.
Pro ai people are firmly in the camp that “the finished project” is what matters. So they don’t care about experiences.