AI has come to make people become lazy

[Youngrebel]

But that's how life is supposed to be easy and simple at all times of course.  Its just so nuthatch we have to do work the hard way always and now it truely feels like life has to be hard always.
If at any point you have an opportunity to make life easier for yourself then you should use all the opportunity to grab it and make work easy and life easier in the end. Life ought to ne enjoyed and not to be struggled with.

[Abiky]

The existence of AI can make people lazy or more productive. It all depends on how you adapt to AI technology. When everything can be done by AI, human skills will become increasingly scarce. Why? Because humans are accustomed to everything being instant, which can be considered lazy.

But if you utilize and continuously hone your skills, they will become productive, whether in work or other areas. As you said, creating video content naturally will be of higher quality than AI. Essentially, the advancement of AI technology today can make you lazy or make you more creative it all depends on you.

The problem is that governments and corporations are pushing AI through the nose. Most people will take the easy route out of convenience. There's nothing we can do to fix this. I mean, who doesn't want more time to enjoy life and less work?

Based on Elon Musk's predictions, we will live in a world where AI will do everything for us. Each person will earn money by doing nothing in return (a system known as Universal High Income). Sounds crazy, but not far from becoming a reality in the future. I mean, a world that's dominated by AI and Robotics will turn out to be highly-beneficial for mainstream governments. They will be able to have greater control of our society "via the push of a button". All part of the "New World Order". Just you wait and see.

[TedMosby]

You may need to read this publication by MIT.
https://www.media.mit.edu/publications/your-brain-on-chatgpt/

54 participants, divided into 3 groups: AI, search engine, and brain only, 18 participants in each group.
Their task was to write essays across 3 sessions. After each session, the groups rotated.

The results showed that the AI group had the weakest brain connectivity, the search engine group was moderate, and the brain only group had the strongest brain connectivity. And... interestingly, when participants from the brain only group switched to the AI group, they still showed better brain connectivity compared to the participants who had previously used AI and then switched to the brain only group.

[Satofan44]

What's feared for the future is that AI could automate on a large scale, leading to job losses. This will lead to a decline in consumer spending. Consequently, business owners will also experience a decline in profits. Factories will have to reduce production due to a lack of purchasing power. This is the chain effect that will occur if everything is automated. But I don't think that will happen anytime soon. Another option is that I think each country's government will adopt policies and enact laws regarding robots and humans in the workforce. Perhaps there will be a ratio of robots to humans for each company. Human workforce reductions are already happening. Many large companies are laying off employees. Robots are considered more efficient, cost-effective, and less likely to cause protests. In the future, I think we will also have to adapt to jobs that cannot yet be replaced by AI.

This consequence is not true, it is merely a consequential possibility. If the savings that are achieved with AI by the business owners outpace the reduction in consumer spending, then a decline in profits will not be experienced. Furthermore, the first movers towards utilizing AI technologies to save money and gain an advantage have a completely different playing field. They have an opportunity to gain massive amounts of money before consumer spending actually declines. As for your ideas about laws, those are terrible. Any kind of ratio limiting robots to humans will lead to the country being completely behind others and such a country will completely fail on the global scale.

You may need to read this publication by MIT.
https://www.media.mit.edu/publications/your-brain-on-chatgpt/

54 participants, divided into 3 groups: AI, search engine, and brain only, 18 participants in each group.
Their task was to write essays across 3 sessions. After each session, the groups rotated.

The results showed that the AI group had the weakest brain connectivity, the search engine group was moderate, and the brain only group had the strongest brain connectivity. And... interestingly, when participants from the brain only group switched to the AI group, they still showed better brain connectivity compared to the participants who had previously used AI and then switched to the brain only group.

What else to expect? It is crazy how people like to be in denial and go along with their delusions. We have known about concepts relating to a sort of digital amnesia for a long time. People that use these devices and platforms a lot of time tend to have decreased memory and other cognitive abilities. Why would it be any different with this? It is even worse since it does even more work for you. Cheating gets you nowhere in life.