@All_bonesJones__dup_1683@shitposter.world

Post #702161

2026-03-19 00:32 UTC

@Blouie@poa.st i've said it before and i'll say it again: there's a thousand genuinely fantastic uses for AI that can massively improve people's lives, but for whatever godforsaken reason EVERY SINGLE COMPANY USES THEM TO MAKE THINGS WORSE seriously, i used AI to read over rpgmaker's source code and quickly track down a the source of performance issues in a lighting plugin, and was able to squeeze out literally over 200x performance with 3 carefully targeted lines of code. now anyone who wants to use terrax lighting can do almost anything they want with it without worrying about framerate issues and can even plug it into other rpgmaker games to improve performance! without AI this would have taken me so long i wouldn't have bothered trying. AI made life better for some people! but these fucking morons are just using this technology to fuck everything up. it's like inventing the steam engine and the only thing people figure out how to do is build steam machines that kick themselves in the nuts faster and harder. no, dipshit, use it to make a pump

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@nimrod@shitposter.world 2026-03-19 00:48

@All_bonesJones@shitposter.world @Blouie@poa.st Reminds me of another technological "improvement"

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@ThatWouldBeTelling@shitposter.world 2026-03-19 01:35

@All_bonesJones@shitposter.world @Blouie@poa.st The revealed preferences of these companies prior to "AI" was to make their products and services worse, so is there any surprise they're using this new tool to continue doing the same thing??? :saddest:

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@Yak@clubcyberia.co 2026-03-19 02:19

@All_bonesJones@shitposter.world @Blouie@poa.st normies still havent realized that AI is best used to maximize YOUR labor and creativity to make you more productive many times over. Solely using ITS creativity and labor = slop

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@mangeurdenuage@shitposter.world 2026-03-19 03:19

@All_bonesJones@shitposter.world @Blouie@poa.st They're trying to sell it to normies. A tool so complicated for a userbase so tech illiterate you can't make something good as all the good stuff their level are already optimum. It's like asking it to make paper clips better or to solve the urban transport issue which will tell you "trains".

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