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Talk With Friends Who Use AI Differently Than You
Some friends use AI a lot. Some refuse to. Both can be right for them. Talking helps you figure out where you land.
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- 1The big idea
- 2different views
- 3discussion
- 4personal choices
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The big idea
Your friends will have different opinions about AI. Some use it for everything. Some refuse to use it. Both can be right for them. Talking about it helps you figure out where YOU land.
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- Friend A uses AI for every essay. Friend B writes everything by hand.
- Some friends love AI art. Some hate that it uses artists' work without paying them.
- Some friends use AI for personal advice. Some find that weird.
- All of these are okay positions. The point is to think about your own choices.
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