Getting Afraid or Not

The above picture shows a practice session that almost took my whole day. It shouldn't have taken more than thirty minutes but it ate my whole day. Why? Silly mistakes.

Let's discuss the unpleasant talk later, and move on to a controversial topic, one that many of us are afraid of. What's your thought about the rise of AI? Do you think that it will replace us? Yes or No? Yeap, it will, but the ones who will let themselves be replaced. Every invention might have some positive and negative impacts, we must go with the positive flow to prosper. Now if we think that it will replace my job, then I am done, or instead if we think about utilizing that invention to our benefit and learn how to use it in my control to bring a better version of me, it will be fruitful only then.

Now let's move on, what's the agenda today? I wanna show my today's experience of how a task of thirty minutes ate my whole day and the AI saved me at the end. Yeah, I took help from an AI chatbot that pointed out a few mistakes to help me out. Well, the thing is, these kinda problems can be solved with Google searches too, but we as human beings are more comfortable with 1v1 conversations. We always prefer straightforward answers instead of a pile of answers.

This is a Box-solving practice session, a few things were different from the walkthrough I was given, so I got stuck, pretty badly, a noob's problem. I kept digging on and on, the more I dig the more complex it's been getting. I kept pasting on the AI chatbot and its been instructing me one after another, I am walking in with a view to solve it with the help of that chatbot. Sometimes it catches silly mistakes like spelling or punctuation, and sometimes system misconfiguration. I was like, "Come on boy, keep instructing, let's see how far you can go to solve this." every error pops up, and I am copy-pasting there. In that way, I got a broad idea about the mistake and a few related things.

One of the problems was, one port on my machine was off, but in the walkthrough, it was said to be open, now I was struggling with how to open that port to follow the walkthrough. While trying that, I got answers on how to open them and also got the idea of choosing a different path to proceed with. That's how it's been going on, and on the whole problem, that chatbot was with me as if someone was guiding me. I felt like someone was there who was listening to me patiently and trying to find a possible solution along with me, like a friend.

So yeah, gotta be more attentive, and I am loving interacting with these AI chatbots, google is there I know but these are fun too. We gotta utilize them for our benefit instead of getting afraid of their existence and advancement.