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Public facing AI has only been widely available for about 3 years, and people are already acting like basic skills that humans already mastered in the modern era are suddenly impossible now without AI. Like how did you even function as a human being prior to 2023?!

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That’s all thats the post. I’m just shocked by how many sentiments I am seeing both online and in my real life / real job where people of all ages are acting like somehow AI is needed for things that we have been doing throughout civilization for hundreds if not thousands of years. Does anyone else…

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  1. 2026-08-28 00:15 · r/antiai
    Public facing AI has only been widely available for about 3 years, and people are already acting like basic skills that humans already mastered in the modern era are suddenly impossible now without AI. Like how did you even function as a human being prior to 2023?!

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