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As someone who comes from an engineering design background, I will never use it for that purpose.

@Lin Kayton I do graphic design and 3D engineering and I still will never use AI

@Logan Skees I spent 22 years in the Army doing the same thing, adapting and overcoming different situations while holding leadership positions, but if you actually looked at how much of the AI industry is being used, yea but I’m sorry I am not under any circumstance allowing the state, federal, private tech companies or even foreign entities to spy on anything and everything I do with my computers or even businesses. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft have all been sued because they use Alexa and Google Assistant/or Google Home and Cortana to spy on people’s homes and cut off power to homes and businesses. Then you have the auto industry with the capabilities to kill vehicles among other aspects. Sorry, but no-one will ever convince me that AI is good for anything other than robotics.

Expecting everything to be perfect is a mindset that ends many business or product development before they even start. It’s better to build with slightly flawed system that gives you better progress and less expectations than having high expectations with little progress.

What works for me is an understanding that anything created by humans and nature will always have flaws no matter how much we try to perfect successes

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