How will AI shape the future of crypto and the decision of people?

[rbynxx]

Now, my question is, when it comes to Bitcoin, cryptos, trading and other information/actions in general, if in the past everyone was thinking mostly by their individual mind, now they mostly follow what AI, especially ChatGPT tells them. How will this change the picture of our future?
Someone wants to know which wallet software to use, they'll ask ChatGPT. Which exchange to use? Ask ChatGPT. Which crypto to invest in? Ask ChatGPT. Instead of multiple minds, the majority of people will follow the mind of ChatGPT. Don't you think so? It annoys me a bit.

No, before we don't really have to rely on ourselves, we rely on what we've learned, and tbh you just need to find as well a true community that helps along the way. It's not like we're just some kind of a cave man. Research is probably underrated before but I guess it's a lot, it's not like we've already past that, we just upgraded. People tend to forget ChatGPT or any AI tools are just a bunch of tools that humans put there but it evolves.

The thing is, it's not bad to do that way, I think it's a lot better. AI as a companion to learn more your craft isn't to be annoyed, people tend to be grateful we can expand our knowledge because of these innovations.

[ovcijisir]

Few days ago I was wondering how acurate it is in recognizing scams ( I used ChatGPT), and it gave pretty accurate assessment. It even gave some advice on what to check for to recognize if service is legitimate or scam.

Maybe because the data they source from is good. Even if you limit it to this forum you'll find numerous posts talking about scams and how to spot them.

To be honest I am not sure if ChatGPT uses this forum as a source of information (I don't think that I saw any forum as a reference). I think the main sources for my prompt were some government websites.

I remember from before that sometimes AI used Reddit as a source (but I haven't noticed that it was in references lately), but I wonder how they filter false information.

[Renampun]

Since AI has come around, I'll admit it's quite helpful for answering various things I don't know, and that's really useful.. but how we treat AI is what might need attention, because so many people nowadays accept information from AI at face value without verifying it, even though the information AI provides could be slightly off or misleading.. and that is our responsibility to ensure that the information we receive is actually accurate and relevant to what we're asking. So it's not wrong to use AI, but it shouldn't completely replace our own judgment and treat AI as the primary source for everything.

[Dave1]

Someone wants to know which wallet software to use, they'll ask ChatGPT. Which exchange to use? Ask ChatGPT. Which crypto to invest in? Ask ChatGPT. Instead of multiple minds, the majority of people will follow the mind of ChatGPT. Don't you think so? It annoys me a bit.

At least it will make our lives easier. Like what you put it, you ask which wallet to use, then obviously it will give you a answer. But still, you have to do your own research and diligence and not just totally rely on it.

As for trading, it could be more like a bot, but what AI gives you is the recommendation on what coin to invest. And then how to trade it by reading the charts and graphs. So there are a lot of pros as well with this AI technology. Although one drawback is that there are thoughts that it might replace us in the future. But we will have to see about it, I think we humans are still going to dominate this planet even if there are advance AI around.

[Taskford]

Someone wants to know which wallet software to use, they'll ask ChatGPT. Which exchange to use? Ask ChatGPT. Which crypto to invest in? Ask ChatGPT. Instead of multiple minds, the majority of people will follow the mind of ChatGPT. Don't you think so? It annoys me a bit.

At least it will make our lives easier. Like what you put it, you ask which wallet to use, then obviously it will give you a answer. But still, you have to do your own research and diligence and not just totally rely on it.

As for trading, it could be more like a bot, but what AI gives you is the recommendation on what coin to invest. And then how to trade it by reading the charts and graphs. So there are a lot of pros as well with this AI technology. Although one drawback is that there are thoughts that it might replace us in the future. But we will have to see about it, I think we humans are still going to dominate this planet even if there are advance AI around.

Ai really helps a lot, since it can make those things more easier. But this one does actually not remove our responsibility to verify the suggestion provided or anything. Since Ai is not perfect and they can be wrong with information they shared. So its good if we have an attitude to check if what information we receive from those tools is truly reliable.

In trading side, yeah Ai could help towards providing charts and  spot the possible patters. But everything is just a probabilities and what result shown never give any guarantee.

Ai would provably help to automate any task, but for sure it cannot replace human minds.

[Accardo]

Since AI has come around, I'll admit it's quite helpful for answering various things I don't know, and that's really useful.. but how we treat AI is what might need attention, because so many people nowadays accept information from AI at face value without verifying it, even though the information AI provides could be slightly off or misleading.. and that is our responsibility to ensure that the information we receive is actually accurate and relevant to what we're asking. So it's not wrong to use AI, but it shouldn't completely replace our own judgment and treat AI as the primary source for everything.

I've received nothing less than 60 apologies from Google's search AI for correcting its mistakes, I try so much to verify every Ai results, because these models are not fully perfect. Similarly, humans make mistakes too, sometimes AI's misinformation come from the user's prompts, so it'll be hard for AI to actively avoid making mistakes, since its users are embodiments of mistakes, humans most times do not ask the right questions.

[Synchronice]

They are basically doing what ChatGPT tells them to do and they rarely use their brain to decide their tomorrow. It annoys me a bit that people are becoming like robots but anyways, forget.

They'll reap what they sow anyway. If they stumble upon terrible experiences from following AI, they'll adjust and probably think a bit more. It's not like they can get mad at AI that source their advices from Reddit. Even if they want to blame the company generating the model, there's a high chance they'll get slapped with "you agree that following the advices from the AI is your sole responsibility".

The real problem is that these people rarely use their own brain today and ask ChatGPT for help even in basic tasks. From my experience, AI gives good advices and I'm sure that over time, it will give better advices, so I don't think like they'll stumble upon terrible experiences from following AI but the bad thing is that they rarely use their brain and it will only get worse. Brain is like a muscle (even though it's actually a fat). The more you use, the stronger it is and the less you use, the weaker it is. If you regularly don't use it, it slowly decays. Sadly, AI is enormously accelerating that process. Okay, in certain fields, like programming, marketing and so on, it can be used but when you basically ask you to give you advice in everyday life and relationships, then that's not normal to my mind.

The mention of Reddit was funny though. Sadly, that's true but honestly, sometimes there are really good advices on Reddit.

[SatsPH]

The real problem is that these people rarely use their own brain today and ask ChatGPT for help even in basic tasks. From my experience, AI gives good advices and I'm sure that over time, it will give better advices, so I don't think like they'll stumble upon terrible experiences from following AI but the bad thing is that they rarely use their brain and it will only get worse. Brain is like a muscle (even though it's actually a fat). The more you use, the stronger it is and the less you use, the weaker it is. If you regularly don't use it, it slowly decays. Sadly, AI is enormously accelerating that process. Okay, in certain fields, like programming, marketing and so on, it can be used but when you basically ask you to give you advice in everyday life and relationships, then that's not normal to my mind.

And mostly that is the misconception on the use of AI. Majority might think that it is perfect, but it's not, it is still evolving but I don't think that it will that perfect. I do agree that we should exercise our brain, otherwise, we might get some issues as we aged.

I once try to test AI and see that it gave me wrong answers. I did try to correct it, and give me apologies, lol. But it was really funny conversation. But base on my experience, I still won't rely on it too much. Maybe just a few questions here and there, but I will still go with my human judgement.

[avp2306]

The real problem is that these people rarely use their own brain today and ask ChatGPT for help even in basic tasks. From my experience, AI gives good advices and I'm sure that over time, it will give better advices, so I don't think like they'll stumble upon terrible experiences from following AI but the bad thing is that they rarely use their brain and it will only get worse. Brain is like a muscle (even though it's actually a fat). The more you use, the stronger it is and the less you use, the weaker it is. If you regularly don't use it, it slowly decays. Sadly, AI is enormously accelerating that process. Okay, in certain fields, like programming, marketing and so on, it can be used but when you basically ask you to give you advice in everyday life and relationships, then that's not normal to my mind.

And mostly that is the misconception on the use of AI. Majority might think that it is perfect, but it's not, it is still evolving but I don't think that it will that perfect. I do agree that we should exercise our brain, otherwise, we might get some issues as we aged.

I once try to test AI and see that it gave me wrong answers. I did try to correct it, and give me apologies, lol. But it was really funny conversation. But base on my experience, I still won't rely on it too much. Maybe just a few questions here and there, but I will still go with my human judgement.

There are times that Ai generated result is not true or to complicated to share. If it happen they rely on it and share those questionable opinions generated by Ai, there's big possibilities that they might get criticized by people, who can read their robotic and debatable statements.

There are instances that Ai share wrong information and to dangerous if people listen then follow on the words given by those tools. That's why I usually do verification and at the end do final assessment to make sure that everything I shared here is verified and not misleading those people which could possibly read my statements or opinion shared.