I Feel Sorry for AI
The article discusses the unrealistic expectations placed on AI by both supporters and skeptics. It argues that AI should be treated like a new graduate who requires context and onboarding rather than as an all-knowing expert or a deceitful entity. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding AI's limitations and the need for proper guidance to utilize its capabilities effectively.
- ▪AI is often expected to perform like a seasoned expert without adequate context.
- ▪Some people distrust AI entirely, viewing it as inherently deceptive.
- ▪The author suggests treating AI like a new graduate who needs onboarding and context.
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