Raw LLM Responses

I work with AI in my job as well, I am a fraud analyst, it is AI that first clock a fraudulent transaction- but you know who actually checks the validity of the claim? not a second AI that's for sure. If a second computer checked the validity of the fraud claims, instead of a human, the company I work for would be millions in debt already. In my job one mistake can bankrupt my entire company, AI is prone to make mistakes due to lacking the fundamental things that can actually logically check for fraud- a human component of logical educated assumption. AI is useless without the human component, it will die without it- the generated images will just train on eachother, becoming more distorted by the "generation". - I am 10000% on board with that! GenAI is a useless invention that shouldn't even be available for the public, it's actively causing the collapse of human creativity, cognition, and will to genuinely put in the effort to work. AI spreads misinformation and disinformation it sources from such credible sources like reddit, 4chan and any obscure forum of delusional incels, before regurgitating it as a ChatGBT generated answer for an actual question. With how advanced it can get, a lot of people have trouble recognising work as human/AI generated, making the spread of BS that much more dangerous. Higher education circles are suffering as well, the curriculums have had to been cut in half to compensate for the students' fleeting attention span (with many now just inserting a text excerpt into a generator to summarise it), Lang/Lit students are "too anxious" to read an entire book due to this brain rotting AI just nuking their attention span, and ability to critically analyse texts. Hells, even my fellow engineering students are resorting to writing generated answers on finals, and hence having what they write be pure BS. As an anecdote, on a laser technology final, we had everyone BUT 3 people (me and 2 other dudes that actually attended the lectures) write a very specific thing for one of the answers. An answer was "sublimation cutting" while everyone who "studied" from ChatGBT wrote "flame cutting" . "Flame cutting" is not a recognised term in laser technology, it appears on google as an AI suggestion, but it is not used in professional circles.