What do y'all actually mean when you say "Fuck AI"
Even way before AIs like Gemini and chatgpt were a thing, and maybe up until now even, the "Human X realistically human looking AI robot" romance trope in medias like film and printed/animated fiction actually have/had a pretty decent amount of people in their fanbase. And the robot love interest is either treated as a real human character or questioned of what they have in their pants, "it's prolly just some good quality silicone" some even say. And the typical storyline for it is like: main protag is problematic, a friend or an ad online recommends a site that sells human realistic AI robots for companionship, mc tries it out, the robot arrives at mc's home, robot wakes up and does a self-intro, mc somehow gradually falls hard for robot, robot is suddenly aware that it's slowly obtaining human emotions, they fall in love. And sometimes, the site is somehow connected with the government and if they find out that the robot somehow became too self-aware, they'll hunt it down because it's a "defect" or wtv for the plot. Some of y'all prolly encountered these before.
Yes I'm aware that real people authored these things and is prolly a fetish to some, especially the consumers. But idk guys, I'm prolly on the spectrum, I'm not even diagnosed yet. The only thing in me that's diagnosed is my scoliosis. Lolz, it's just that I'm genuinely curious if this is an exemption or not.
And yes, I too don't support the use of AI for the simplest of things. But I sometimes do ask for help in academics such as summarizing something that I need to read and make an essay about bc too much words can be dizzying for me. Then I'll read what they send me back when I feel a little better, and then start my draft. But I always prefer to find the time to do things manually though. A teacher of mine has always told us to never fully rely on AI bc it hinders one's creativity and that you should be the one controlling it, not the other way around.
