Ich glaube worauf er hinaus möchte ist, dass man nicht Perfektion anstreben sollte, wenn eine Verbesserung der Situation dadurch misslingt. E-Autos sind sehr wohl besser als Verbrenner und könnten zusätzlich eine Teillösung der Speicherung von erneuerbaren Energien sein (V2G).
Natürlich wollen wir alle in einem Utopia leben, in der jeder problemlos mit Öffis von A nach B kommt. Wir müssen aber leider auch realistisch bleiben.
Hier ein paar Sachen, die mir dazu einfallen:
People that really want convenience just pay for streaming services.
Streaming services stopped being convenient a couple of years ago. Introduction of ads, content strewn all over the place, shitty UI, etc.
I went with Stremio because it has everything in one place. Seeding is not an option because Germany is a shit country for seeding Torrents.
Real Debrid does the torrenting while the end user downloads the cached content. I'm not sure if they seed or not however.
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You get that idea because no one actually browses the internet anymore. All people ever do is use fucking social Media and that's about it. No one's using Limewire to download porn/music, no one's using warez websites anymore, there are trustworthy porn aggregators so no one needs to visit dubious websites anymore.
Viruses are still a thing, and as someone already mentioned, chrome and edge themselves are spyware. Phishing is the more prodominant modus operandi nowadays.
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Thanks for the well explained answer, I appreciate the tone of your post :)
I'm fairly shit at art myself but have made respect for people who have a mental picture and can transfer that into whatever medium they're using. AI art is easy to detect at this point and it just doesn't do it for me.
The thing with shitty answers is that the answers that come after a prompt sound feasible but very often it's absolute nonsense and plan unusable.
I appreciate the technology behind AI and it's fairly impressive where we're at now. But it has a very long way to go before it really becomes a benefit to humanity.
See, you're the ignorant type. Tech bro has been an insult for a long time now. Deal with it. The bullshit you write here has strong tech bro vibes. Can't take you seriously. Also, everything you said is plain wrong.
I'm doing pretty well as an engineer. I've tried using AI in my job. It's utterly useless. Turns out that if you've learned something useful, it's not easily replaced.
But yeah, carry on flipping them burgers and dreaming of becoming the next Elon. Pro tip, you're not going anywhere with that bullshit sof yours.
Funny, most companies I know of are ditching AI because it's useless and a high security risk.
But you do you, tech bro.
Edit: even the examples you listed aren't exactly things one should entrust AI with. Contract creation? Nah, I'd rather buy templates from notaries/legal firms and be done with that. Would you trust a legally binding contract that came from an AI bot? Exactly, no one does. Marketing and Sales? Oh yeah, a shitty bot knows more about psychology than a human professional, sure mate. Keep that up and you can file for bankruptcy in no time. Translations, yes. That is one area that can help, but also leads to people either being too lazy to cross check or those people are out of jobs and you end up with half assed translations that paints your company in a very unprofessional color.
But people with a certain level of education can see through bullshitters easily. With AI chat bots it's not all that easy.
So you fully embrace AI generated journalism? AI art devoid of any emotions and skill? Shitty answers to prompts that just create more problems than solving them? AI has a long fucking way to go before it can really benefit humankind.
If you've been using Windows for decades, Linux is absolutely not easier to use. Troubleshooting Windows for me is super easy and nowadays I hardly have to troubleshoot at all. It kinda just works™. Troubleshooting Linux as a noob is absolutely atrocious and I've always run into a problem with Linux within the first couple of weeks.
That said, I wish I grew up using Linux, so it'd be second nature to me. I really would like to ditch Windows. Problem is, I'm already burnt out from my job, I really don't have the energy to make the switch yet.