I use AI just to gather information but never use it to create anything. I am afraid it will rob me of my memory if I use it all the time. AI has to be used with caution There is a writing Site that encourage users to use AI I have not joined that Site.
What abou you?
I don't really have anything against AI. I actually make use of AI for some of my work, i use it for research, and also for background and picture generation for my work.
Your concern is ridiculous; you’d have to be pretty dim to lose your memory or your cognitive abilities just by using AI. I use AI for everything, and contrary to what you say, my memory actually works better because there’s more free space to store things; I have less stress and less mental load.
I use AI regularly and it’s useful for some tasks. But I’m cautious with it, I don’t want to lose specific skills or change my way of thinking or doing things because of AI. It can be helpful, but it can be harmful at the same time.
I use it a lot for work, it really helps when you have a long-winded Corp email to send out in a hurry.
I also use it for logo work as I suck at designs.
Personally, I don't have any problem with anyone using AI for content creation. As long as they are not copying an obvious AI written stuffs and post it that way, we are good. I use Grok for my video creation and ChatGPT for research.
I don’t like to use AI too much, I’ve used it to generate some images but I refuse to use it for writing. I’ve thought about trying it out for some of my Sonic modding projects, I also won’t use it for thumbnails to the videos I make for Youtube and other video platforms.
On Sep 17, 2026, Ravenfreak said:
I don’t like to use AI too much, I’ve used it to generate some images but I refuse to use it for writing. I’ve thought about trying it out for some of my Sonic modding projects, I also won’t use it for thumbnails to the videos I make for Youtube and other video platforms.
But in your case, you can use AI to look up information or provide an example of how a text might look, and then write it your own way; you can do the same with thumbnails—it gives you the idea, and then you edit it to get it exactly how you want.
On Sep 17, 2026, Heatman said:
Personally, I don't have any problem with anyone using AI for content creation. As long as they are not copying an obvious AI written stuffs and post it that way, we are good. I use Grok for my video creation and ChatGPT for research.
I tried that Grok in the early days and never found it any good.
Has it improved compared to other models?
I probably use AI a bit too much 😛
AI have come to stay, so I might as well get used to it than being against it. So far, it have been useful for me.
I tried that Grok in the early days and never found it any good.
Has it improved compared to other models?
I would say that over time, Grok have improved more than what it used to be with the earlier models. It's why they are charging $30 standard subscription fee every month now.
AI exists to make our work easier and better. Anyone that is refusing to use it these days is just refusing to use the current tools to remain relevant. I use it to get some tasks done.
On Sep 29, 2026, EerieTwilight said:
AI exists to make our work easier and better. Anyone that is refusing to use it these days is just refusing to use the current tools to remain relevant. I use it to get some tasks done.
Exactly; it’s just like the people who refused to use the internet back in the day—they got left behind. When they finally decide to join in, they obviously can, but they’ll be lagging far behind in many ways. Meanwhile, those of us using it right now—like you or me—will be light-years ahead of them.
I am using AI for research and to carry out little tasks but I don't rely on it completely. If you do, it can make you lazy if you are not careful. AI is very helpful but we need to use it wisely.
I use AI for research but I don't allow it do everything for me. We need to be careful with overdependency on AI because it's quite dangerous.
Sure, but what you’re saying applies to everything. Television was once the most dangerous thing in the world—it told you what to watch, how to think, and what was right or wrong. Back then, if you had said what you’re saying now, you would have been attacked from all sides. Still, you’re right: obviously, AI shouldn’t do our thinking for us, and we shouldn’t allow that. But this isn’t a new phenomenon; it’s been happening forever. Television tried to—and did—do exactly that for years: it did our thinking for us. Now that TV is practically dead, we just need to make sure the internet and AI don’t do the same thing. It’s actually incredibly easy to avoid: you simply seek out the information you want, educate yourself, and that’s it. AI is just an assistant—a tool—not a replacement for your brain. So, unless you’re an idiot, I don’t see how AI could really negatively affect you—especially considering we come from a world that was completely shaped by television, which was 100% manipulation.
I am not just AI friendly. I am a strong advocate for Al. That's because it has helped me so much in my daily life and business. I using AI has increased my productivity by 50%. That's why I advocate for it everywhere.
I would certainly say that I am AI friendly. I really like to use AI tools and now I am also trying to make use of good prompts as well. If you write good prompts, then your results will be great. Your prompts should be in great details. I also like artiekr generated by AI as well.
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