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[Leo Gura]

2 minutes ago, No1Here2c said:

@Leo Gura

How to Solve this problem Once and for All?

What problem?

[No1Here2c]

The solution is upon us to a problem that never was.

[No1Here2c]

I'd like to ask:

So where do we go from here?

But where is there to go?

And what here do I speak of?

Edited 4 hours ago by No1Here2c

[Leo Gura]

@No1Here2c You speak gibberish so there is nothing more to say.

[Julian gabriel]

PERFECT

[VioletFlame]

3 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

The first answer now on Google is AI, and people read it and believe it.

Zero epistemic process there.

@Leo Gura That's the problem. People search for a quick and dirty, promptly answer now, then blindly accept it as truth, without thinking for themselves. We search for an "answer", but fail to search for the true meaning. And the craziest thing is.. Google AI isn't even always accurate, it makes errors all the time, and AI itself can be biased! It accumulates data from peoples' opinions on the internet, not just "facts", but can be disguised as "facts". It is rather deceiving and misleading. Remember there was a time we'd actually have to do some research on the internet to find the answer we were looking for? We'd have to dig through various articles, forums, and sites to actually thoroughly learn something? Lol. I still favor this method, because I believe it's the most effective. However, research to most people now is an inconvenience. If we can obtain the "answer" instantaneously in a matter of seconds, why would most people bother to "go the extra mile" and dive deeper into the meaning of a thing? It's like it feeds on our obsession with convenience & taking the easy route. 

Edited 2 hours ago by VioletFlame

[VioletFlame]

I've tested its accuracy before and I believe Google AI actually said that the relative minor of the key G major is A minor once and I was so appalled, but also found it kind of amusing, lol. The relative minor of G major is E minor. I literally outsmarted AI. Haha.

But like my point is, for someone who didn't already have that knowledge, and was genuinely trying to learn say a relative minor to a key signature, for example, searches it on Google, and the first answer that pops up is blatantly false, then that's concerning. It's literally spreading misinformation and dumbing us down, in these instances.