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this post was submitted on 05 Apr 2025
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Not sure if I'd agree here. I think that used properly, AI definitely has great use-cases, especially in areas of science, like medicine.
As with any new "invention", there is the tech-bros that jump at it first chance they get and try to push it into anything. We had that with blockchain, we had that with crypto, we had it with web3 and now we have it with AI.
The tech isn't bad at all, it's actually extremely useful, but the use-cases it's put to work at aren't.