Hot AI Summer (or, my practical uses for AI generators)
This is the sort of empowering interaction I love to experience with these new technologies: Iām not being replaced, Iām getting help, much in the way spellcheck and grammar checks in word processors have been doing for decades.
Interesting parallel here with spell checkers and generative AI. At what point the help we’re getting becomes troubling or questionable? The same goes in real life. Suppose there is something that needs your attention in your house, and a fix is required. Either you know from the get-go what to do and fix it yourself, either you go o YouTube and find a visual guide on how to fix it, or you call someone to your house to fix it for you. What’s wrong with the latter approach?
If there is something that generative AI brings to the table is the inevitable discussion in society of what is the human touch and when is asking for help crosses the lines and what those lines are.