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We should be cultivating and sharing purely positive use-cases of AI so this technology is used in a way that benefits society. Here's one: Using AI to find and engage with local events, education opportunities, and community activities or charity fundraisers.

Reddit is so anti-AI that i can't post this anywhere else (including all the tip/lifehack style subs), but feels like a use-case EVERYONE should probably be aware of (and from my searches, no one on reddit has really shared this since AI became usable in this context): Having a completely customiza…

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  1. 2026-10-19 10:18 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    We should be cultivating and sharing purely positive use-cases of AI so this technology is used in a way that benefits society. Here's one: Using AI to find and engage with local events, education opportunities, and community activities or charity fundraisers.

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