Replying to @joe@lemmy.world
Isn’t it great when you ask someone to cite their sources, and instead of doing so, they say “Google it”? They really sound smart when they do that, huh?

Replying to @joe@lemmy.world
Isn’t it great when you ask someone to cite their sources, and instead of doing so, they say “Google it”? They really sound smart when they do that, huh?
Replying to @joe@lemmy.world
But is that happening? Have we seen better diagnoses? Can you reference a study showing that we are actually catching more cancer?
Or are you just feeding into the bullshit of “AI IS CHANGING EVERYTHING” because that’s what they tell you?
I’m sick of people like you claiming benefits from a technology that is literally raping us all. Our checkbooks, our jobs, our environments, our freedoms, our communities. “But but someone told me it’s helping” fuck off prove it.
You’re sick of luddites? I’m sick of being lied to, and sick of saps like you spreading the lies.
Replying to @joe@lemmy.world
How is “helping the medical field” not compatible with better healthcare quality? If the end user isn’t experiencing benefits, then how can you claim that benefits have been provided? Who is getting these “benefits” if it’s not the end user? If someone IS getting benefits, yet the end users still haven’t gotten a better experience… Then can you agree that AI is only helping intermediaries? Like… The corporations who provide the garbage experience?
Do you see your logical fallacy here?
Replying to @joe@lemmy.world
Funny how my experience is the American health care system is still 100% absolute shit that costs me 2k a month for the privilege of said shit. My wait times are the same, my “go fuck yourselves” are the same, my healthcare workers are still underpaid, and the systems for consumers are still shit.
“But the charts say AI is helping”
Once again it’s consumers get to wait for the piss to trickle down our backs. AI hasn’t done shit for the average Joe except make everything cost more while providing a worse service. Please, tell me how my healthcare experience has improved in the past 2 years. Go.