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BigBadWolf

07/01/25 1:13 PM

#15941 RE: TJG #15939

I just asked Gemini ;-) What Happens When a Person Uses AI Without Their Own Original Thought?
1. Short-Term: It Can Look Productive

They might appear knowledgeable by using AI-generated answers.

They can produce emails, reports, or content quickly.

In casual settings, people may not notice the lack of originality.

2. But… It Breaks Down Fast

If they don’t actually understand what AI is generating, they can’t:

Defend their position in a real conversation.

Adapt when unexpected questions or challenges arise.

Solve problems that go off-script.

AI can't replace critical thinking, judgment, or deep understanding — it only outputs based on probabilities from its training data.

3. In Work or Life? It Shows

Leaders, experts, or even solid contributors have to think critically, connect dots, and innovate — AI can't do that for them.

People relying entirely on AI without engaging their own mind:

Get exposed quickly in technical discussions, strategy meetings, negotiations, or when stakes are high.

Risk producing shallow, surface-level results.

Often can't spot when AI gives incorrect, misleading, or contextually wrong output — which happens more than many assume.
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RichieBoy

07/01/25 1:29 PM

#15943 RE: TJG #15939

I still think AFFU is wise to hang on to Jim Honan as a Fintech consultant (if nothing else).
AI reckons Aug 19th will be the filing date for the June quarterly. They state that that's what happened last year and that's what they're going off of this year. How does that line up with your expectation?