2026-09-26 08:21 UTC
I don’t know why people love making this comment on Lemmy.
If party A accuses Party B of doing something they should know better than doing, while describing Party B as smart, they’re expressing shock. Surprise. It’s uncharacteristic. It’s a bigger problem.
Something / an environment that makes experienced people with good judgment throw out their brains is categorically worse than “just” idiots using a tool they don’t understand.
You already know this
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@Feathercrown@lemmy.world 2026-09-26 09:11
No, see, that’s exactly my point. Someone who’s smart in the well-rounded way you describe, who is experienced and has good judgement, is not someone who would cook themselves with AI. Doing that is a sign that they were likely not that good at judgement to begin with. I’m not saying that smart people can’t fall for AI-- they can, and that’s noteworthy-- but that it is worth at least reexamining their status as a smart coworker if they fall for it.