Sorry, but it essentially cured my ADHD. In my experience, AI is more effective than lisdexamfetamine at allowing me to turn my ideas into reality.
AI stigmatization is ableism.
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I'm not saying you're wrong, much like a gun really would help a victim of CPTSD feel safe.
What I was trying to point to was that "this thing helps some people" does not equal "this thing is unequivocally Good and should be entirely unchecked".
I don't even care about the AI. I just get peeved by bad lines of argumentation.
> I just get peeved by bad lines of argumentation.
You quoted a Futurama caricature that is not comparable to all this, apparently because the words "assistive technology" were used.
>not comparable to all this
In the literal sense that a gun is not a chatbot? True.
In the sense that both your post and my analogy use the argument "this is assistive technology" to defend something which only in a very narrow slice of their thing-ness actually is assistive and in the whole rest of usages are much more, and not only Good, which both you and my "futurama caricature" were willfully ignoring? I think it's quite illustrative.