Row 9608

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>What happens if we are spending too much time with AI?

Who do you mean by "we"? AI is a tool; it's a resource; it's not an end in itself. I use AI for creating reference images with my paintings, to workshop my writing; to develop voices for some video projects, etc. Many people use it for coding.

The concept is simple: **You have a life;** you have goals, projects, aspirations, relationships, hobbies, etc, etc. You're surrounded by tools and resources. You have a car, a refrigerator, money, etc. You don't use your car, refrigerator, money, etc, for the sake of using them - you **use them for a purpose**, related to your life. I have a nice car and it's a pleasure to drive, but it's still just transportation. I don't go refrigerating things just cause I can - I refrigerate things that need refrigeration. I don't just spend money because I can - I spend money on things I want or need.

It's the same with AI - it's a tool or resource. You use it like you use money or refrigeration or your car - to help achieve your goals in life.

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