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Bette A. Ludwig, PhD 🌱's avatar

This is fascinating Paul. I hadn’t heard of “techno-stress” before, but I can definitely see how it could be a real thing. The challenge is that you can’t rely 100% on AI. Just think about the automated phone systems we’ve all gotten frustrated with—they can’t handle complex issues.

I was also asking ChatGPT a question the other day, something math and physics-related, and it kept getting it wrong.

I had to ask five or six times before it gave me the right response. If I didn’t know better, I would have just believed the first thing it spit out.

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Jim Amos's avatar

"You know all too well that AI has transformed how we work. It promises efficiency, automation, and enhanced decision-making. "

Promised, yes. Delivered, no. What we got instead: time-wasting "hallucinations", unreliable agents, and fake reasoning. But stress from tech is real, I'll give you that. We need to unplug more and remember that tech is a choice, not a necessity.

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