lol someone got butthurt hurt at me complaining about AI writing

[paperposts@masto.paperposts.me]

@skinnylatte yeah, but he’s an MBA so you know, he “knows” what he’s talking about

[snoopj@hachyderm.io]

@skinnylatte the breathtaking arrogance of an MBA to come out with this shit

[dissident_fish@c.im]

@Uair @skinnylatte he does not. He has a BS from a university that grants MBAs but he ain’t got one.

[sindarina@ngmx.com]

@skinnylatte Such a Little man.

[uair@autistics.life]

@dissident_fish

Thanks!

[zygmyd@toot.cat]

@skinnylatte

"Operations Applications Analyst III" is the kind of job title you give to a sysadmin who's long past being a person you can trust with a root password.

[petrillic@hachyderm.io]

@skinnylatte of course an MBA is impressed by AI.

[scott@carfree.city]

@skinnylatte what an herb. you’re literally exceptional on the subject!

[cybervegan@autistics.life]

@skinnylatte

MBA: "Do you know who I AM?"

AT: "No, do you know who *I* AM?"

Seriously, some people. Never heard of him, but I instantly recognise you.

[arestelle@dice.camp]

@skinnylatte lmao

[digichelle@hachyderm.io]

@skinnylatte Of course it’s an MBA. It’s always an MBA. Every time I see those three letters, I think “mediocre middle management weaned on free-market libertarian groupthink”.

[bruce@darkmoon.social]

@digichelle @skinnylatte

Adding MBA to their name like it's a fucking doctorate

[drangnon@hachyderm.io]

@skinnylatte he appears to have misplaced the comma. "David, Little MBA"

[quixote@mastodon.nz]

@skinnylatte Having an MBA probably means he knows more than cognitive psychologists. Certainly more than epistemologists who just write epistles or something, right?

[mhkohne@mastodon.social]

@skinnylatte Sounds suspiciously like the Bitcoin cultists.

[stinerman@mastodon.social]

@skinnylatte but he's got an MBA. He's an expert on EVERYTHING.

[sysop408@sfba.social]

@stinerman plot twist! David Little is a MacBook Air.

@skinnylatte

[zerotrustwraith@infosec.exchange]

@skinnylatte I have used plenty of AI to enhance my writing, but not once have I expected it to form an opinion for me. I generally have to do quite a bit of prompt engineering and I often have to go back and proofread it/edit it anyway.

Over time, I have grown somewhat disillusioned with AI but it can still be a useful tool when used properly. The issue is that people don't know how to use it properly. It definitely does quite a bit of harm to society but some people recognize it as a tool that can enhance their writing, learning, etc. and others replace their critical thinking skills with it.

[ml@social.mitexleo.one]

@skinnylatte "MBA"

[shafik@hachyderm.io]

@skinnylatte

It is always that others "don't understand", always.