Panic and fear of the unknown and future prevail. Those who object and seek out a better understanding are the ones using AI.
The short the long and the tallest of the stories, poems, tautology, are used by the authors of this article.
They speak and spread their views on the topic of science, culture, politics, religion from AI without a single explanation of why it is important for them to do this other than simply no understanding of the nature of the situation as AI as well, implemented a number of changes to the existing system of governance in our society as a whole of actually seeking human thoughts in secular societies, understanding of human behavior and how we interpret and interact.
So just like the Industrial Revolution that the world thought was going to end the world, it didn’t.
Please consider this when you’re ready for a change in attitude and human interaction V principles of anonymity of another person’s input to the AI quick fix on writing and formatting for your project.
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Dawn Earnshaw
Loves writing short stories and poems - learning punctuation and Grammar.ADHD
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As the sun began to set, the old man sat alone on the bench in the park. He looked out at the pond, lost in thought. Suddenly, a young boy appeared, holding a kite. "Would you like to fly it with me?" the boy asked. The old man smiled, and together they sent the kite soaring into the sky. For a brief moment, the old man felt young again. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the boy thanked the old man and ran off. The old man sat there, watching the kite dance in the wind, until it was just a small dot in the distance. And then he too, walked away, feeling lighter and happier than he had in years.
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