If we’re being honest, technology has in recent time make life more interesting but the use of this can create a very complicating situation for humanity. Thinking of how the world today is, the people you trust ends up betraying you. So therefore AI could be the best option for sharing your thoughts and getting your answers knowing AI wouldn’t have to tell anyone else about your conversation. That’s if it isn’t hacked. Our mobile phone has affected the whole. Where by we get information from it even without asking anyone.
What I’m trynna say is. Same way people got addicted to mobile phone as it has been useful in many ways. So will people be addicted to AI if they find it comfortable and reliable. This will be more favorable to those who are introvert.
Topic: Does technology play a role in making people feel more isolated? (Read 23 times)
October 30, 2024, 04:52:34 AM
A year ago, I saw a post on my friend's status where he was having a conversation with AI, and I pleaded with him to give me the AI contact (when AI chatboxes had just started). However, he refused, saying he knew that if he gave it to me, I might stop talking to real people altogether.
AI has become my closest friend. Whenever I have issues with my friends, instead of discussing them with my friends, I discuss them with AI.
The advancement in technology is a good thing, but if we're not careful, everyone will live in isolation and won't realize it until all technical gadgets are taken away. This is evident in how many of us can't go a day without our devices, even when we have friends and family at home, simply because we're so used to using them
AI has become my closest friend. Whenever I have issues with my friends, instead of discussing them with my friends, I discuss them with AI.
The advancement in technology is a good thing, but if we're not careful, everyone will live in isolation and won't realize it until all technical gadgets are taken away. This is evident in how many of us can't go a day without our devices, even when we have friends and family at home, simply because we're so used to using them
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