Like, I don't know, like, I feel jaded, like, maybe it's my fault, like who cares.

Why are you abusing the word "like"!? 😭
Only use it when needed.

It doesn't make you sound cool. It makes you seem as if you're not in control of your tongue.

And it's irritating too. 🤯

For some reason, I specially find it more angering when guys do it.

Like stop.

Real

I pity this generation, including myself

I'll assure you, the general population will get more dumber in the next 1 or 2 decades. And generative AI will be accountable.

Imagine life before generative AIs. 3 or 4 years ago, you read articles and books to gain specific knowledge and get more useful info along the way.

But now, you just ask generative AI and it tells you an oversimplified answer to your question. No related knowledge gained along the way, no logical or critical thinking involved.

Every drug is a poison and every poison is a drug, what matters is the dosage and the way it is taken and for what it is taken.

Smart people are getting more smart and dumb people more dumb.

It is sad to see art and creativity crumble to the ashes.

Art is dying people, remember the classical times. The reason why we all romanticize old books.

The person who gave down thumb reaction, please list me good authors or poets since 2000 that are better than Dostoyevsky or Franz Kafka or any other classical notable people in the art domain.

I'll wait.

Good night😁

Engineering*

Estonia will start using ChatGPT in schools to improve the teaching-learning process starting from september 2025.

Any thoughts?🤔

Here comes the first substack post :)
I am trying to get better at writing, Hopefully this will help out a lot

https://open.substack.com/pub/kirakos/p/jesus-outside-the-bible?r=5dzjmu&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

This is insane😳🤯

FYI our brain uses only 20 watts of power.

For people who are hesitating to learn coding for fear that AI will take over it soon.

Advice given by Andrew, one of the most prolific figure in AI.

Men dont weep

There are decades where nothing happens and weeks where decades happen.

Excerpted from the book "the 4th age".

For 95,000 years, humanity crawled forward, transitioning from fire and language to writing and the wheel. The next leap, to the first computers, took just 4,900 years. And in a handful of decades since, we've surged from programmable machines to ones that can, arguably, think, a stark illustration of our accelerating progress.