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Comments (2)

bn-l · 9h ago

Adults have better things to do now like watch netflix.

vouaobrasil · 8h ago

And now AI is going to make all that worse. It's incredible how we keep taking baby steps to become a very (on average) stupid population without consider the longer, more insidious effects of having machines do everything for us.