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Mary Beth Graceson's avatar

Praying for you brother

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Carol's avatar

I’m praying for your joy brother. Here is some worship music to help kickstart you. šŸ™Œ

https://youtu.be/o8Gds6lBick?si=_I2pa8mw5bIIDK7g

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Scott E. Townsend's avatar

Beautiful Carol, thank you!

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connie's avatar

Thanks, Scott, for the summary. In my medicine, certain fields are more adaptable to AI then others, and I welcome relief from tedious tasks. But I don't think a machine will ever be able to give their patient a warm touch, an encouraging smile, or a few words of affirmation and hope that help with their healing.

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Scott E. Townsend's avatar

Hi Connie, you nailed it…nothing can substitute for relationship the way the Lord has purposed them to be. AI is a counterfeit. But many are beginning to see more examples of ā€œAI Psychosesā€. AI used for productivity is incredibly useful and well justified. Thank you for your comment.

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David Bergsland's avatar

As is common, I see no mention of the creative abilities of the coders. My assumption is that creativity is not possible by the AI software itself. Are creative developers able to produce unique and/or brand new types of prompts? Obviously, I'm talking beyond my knowledge. I'm one who has done very small amounts of coding. My problem is that coding always put me to sleep.

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Scott E. Townsend's avatar

AI creativity is mimicked during training, so it’s there, but from human origin. Programming is hugely creative, within the strict rules and syntax of the language. I’ve been working in full stack architecture, so on the front end mostly next.js and typescript. On the backend is node.js and mongoDB for the database. AI is getting much more competent in programming, its impressive!

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