I don't care what they say, I don't care how fast I am, I will always prefer humans
The existence of AI itself is very contradictory to the human species, we have always had to do things ourselves (with the help of machines)
But what bothers me is all those headlines that say things about replacing "X" job or profession,
I really believe that there are tasks in which we cannot be replaced.
Art will always have to be done by a human, even if the AI is trained with infinite images, it will always be left behind that human and emotional touch that only we know how to do.
No matter how much faster AI programs, there will always be the reasoning and judgment of a programmer.
As much as AI can make diagnoses, the doctor will always have more details and know about exceptions more than the AI
No matter how much he "responds" faster, a psychologist will always be better than a robot
Sure, AI can (and is) be useful, but it seems like they just want to replace us, take away our place as humans, and have a cold, empty algorithm do everything.
I know they will tell me "We have always been surrounded by technology" and I know it, but other things at least did not replace humans, the number of people dedicated to industry or sewing has not decreased because of knitting machines or steam engines.
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