They are choosing to abstain from using artificial intelligence for environmental, ethical and personal reasons. Maybe they have a point, writes Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi
So you’re just going to throw the creativity aspect of it, or that it is right a good portion of the time?
You’re going to ignore the gigantic demand for AI, and the thousands of people that have a productivity gain from it?
All tools have issues. AI doesn’t have to be the one tool that’s either all or nothing. If you approach it with a neutral angle and try to work with it the right way, I’m sure you’ll benefit from it. Some basic uses are really good:
Summarizing text
Proposing better or alternative wording
Inventing short paragraphs, stories, other similar stuff
mimicking a style
knowledge and questions about basic and broadly known subjects
asking for similar tools or notions
speech recognition, and text to speech (still limited)
image editing
Bug fixing (software recommendations, centralized diagnostics (still limited but faster and easier))
quickly getting infos on a subject that are easy to understand (limited, just like searching on internet without taking the time to search more)
So you’re just going to throw the creativity aspect of it, or that it is right a good portion of the time?
You’re going to ignore the gigantic demand for AI, and the thousands of people that have a productivity gain from it?
All tools have issues. AI doesn’t have to be the one tool that’s either all or nothing. If you approach it with a neutral angle and try to work with it the right way, I’m sure you’ll benefit from it. Some basic uses are really good: