Hearted Youtube comments on Alex Wei (@official_awei) channel.

  1. Just got an "AI-generated video summary" right below the youtube video đź’€
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  2. I remember seeing it put succinctly: I wanted AI to do my boring tasks while I get to draw and write. But all these companies are doing is developing AI to draw and write while I still do all the boring tasks.
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  3. Welcome to our world! I'm a translator of over 40 years who lost my job to AI in 2018. When I say "I", I mean everyone who used to make a living translating. Just as people didn't care about us, they won't care about you. Sad but true.
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  4. I hate that all of this is happening when it's my turn to be an adult
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  5. Imagine you dropped this 5 years ago. We would all consider it one of those sci-fi videos.
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  6. AI articles have been the reason I started buying books again. I go online looking for good, accurate, nuanced information, and get a bunch of long meandering articles full of shallow repetitive junk and misleading information. As soon as I detect I'm reading an AI article, I basically blacklist the entire site it's a part of. Damn waste of my time when I'm trying to learn something.
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  7. The email was passive aggressive asf. People have no empathy nowadays
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  8. How convenient, an AI summary for this video so that I can give you even LESS income.
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  9. I’ve been working as a 3D modeler for over ten years and have done hundreds of commissions. Over time, I’ve watched the game industry pipeline slowly fall apart. Last year, more and more clients started sending me AI-generated concept art, skipping the need to hire professional concept artists. Now, some of them are even giving me AI-generated 3D models to tweak for way less money. Honestly, I feel like I’m next on the chopping block. Once AI models get good enough at retopology—which might just be a few months away—I’m probably out of the game too.
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  10. as an artist myself, generative ai makes me incredibly upset with how casual people and corporations are about ai usage. im sending you my best wishes
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  11. As an artist what makes me angry is that there’s a lot of people supporting Ai, and not just that but people who never bothered to be creative before Ai now claim to be artists, writers, musicians, etc… And no one cares about the people that actually love these fields because creativity was never valued enough. The rest of the world will only worry when Ai starts affecting other industries and their jobs.
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  12. I realized Andrew Tate went from hustling women to hustling men
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  13. I hate how a lot of people are treating you shittily over something out of your control
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  14. Graphic artist/illustrator here - moved entirely to fine art (painting) as I have not found a job in my field for about a year now. Even the freelance jobs are just ... not there.
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  15. AI is useful for brainstorming, but anything generated by it feels soulless and lacks individuality. The only thing I use AI for is grammar and spelling correction.
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  16. im a starbucks barista that got my math degree this year with the intentions of being a teacher and I blame AI for my disinterest in education. I saw my education peers making lesson plans with AI, and it just felt like the kids were being taught by the AI, only for the kids to use AI to make their work easier. There's no teaching between humans in some classrooms now its just AI everywhere.
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  17. “I used to want to be the next hamza, but now I just want to be the first me” real
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  18. imagine if there’s also an ai summary of this video
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  19. I think an imminent problem of this is that, if you keep replacing people with AI and force them to change fields (which requires going back to studying) or just take lower paying jobs, then who's gonna pay for your stuff? If an increasing chunk of the population is making less and less money, and then you factor in inflation and recession, then this is a bullet train going full speed towards a precipice. Millennials having less purchasing power than previous generations has been a known issue for over a decade now, and I feel this trends of replacing as many jobs as possible with AI is just going to make things so much worse until it inevitably crashes to the ground.
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  20. If a human didn't write it, why should a human read it?
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  21. As a physics major, I had my “wanna be genius” phase…I crashed and burned exactly like this. Best thing ever.
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  22. We got A.I. stealing jobs before GTA VI.
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  23. I feel your pain. A third of my department was let go the past year because of AI. As the tech gets better and better I fear I may be next. My parents' basement is looking mighty inviting right now and I'm over 30....
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  24. I really hate how corporations are so quick to replace people with AI to save money, our future is concerning
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  25. Still waiting for a Tate student to stand outside his millionaire home with 3 bugattis & a ferrari telling the world Tate's course gave him this....
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  26. "You can't even call yourself smart if you're not smart enough to make yourself healthy and happy" 🔥🔥🔥 I got sick a lot in college and didn't get sick once when I hiked the Appalachian Trail even though I was cold and wet and physically exhausted all the time. Nature is poggers!
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  27. “No human being was meant to live the way I was raised” ….me and you both brother. I’m sorry for your suffering.
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  28. Like that one woman somewhere said - "I want AI to do my dishes and laundry so i can make art, i dont want AI to draw my art while i do dishes and laundry"
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  29. Early on, the redpill seemed a lot more philosophical and level-headed. Like many things, what started as a sincere and genuine set of ideas got coopted by grifters looking to cash in on an idea that went mainstream.
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  30. It's important to call out "AI" for what it truly is: data tabulator and derivate. Videos such as this one are important to get these opinions heard. "AI" can never truly replace the human soul, especially in creative fields. Just recently, I stumbled upon a web app where the slogan was "Fire your photographer". I found it amusing because this year in 2025 I am going to launch a photography business(NOT ADVERTISING JUST A STATEMENT) . I'll still go through it despite trending "AI". So what if "AI" defeats every human at efficiency? There's more to life than being efficient. They will bet their entire life savings to make "AI" work, but at the end of the day, the results will not be innovative. "AI" is not even the right tool for the creative fields.
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  31. Talent is like a seedling, water it too little and it will shrivel up water it too much and will drown.
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  32. The Asian parent stereotype is always joked about online but it’s a serious physical and mental struggle for a lot of kids
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  33. Bro deserves more veiws to replace his job
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  34. are you plotting your revenge
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  35. A friend of mine was working for the largest podcast network in the USA (if you think you know them, you probably do). Huge company, massively profitable already - last year they laid of 70% of their video and audio editing staff. Hundreds of well-paid technical jobs, replaced by 2-3 pieces of AI software.
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  36. just put the fries in the bag
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  37. Man, the other day I was doing a school project, and part of it was to make an artistic piece, and I was looking forward to do it, but both the kids in my group and my teacher insisted on using AI art instead. We got into a huge argument over it, and they told me "AI art was better than any other artist, and anyone who thinks they can do better is an egotist" and literally everyone agreed on that except for me. To add insult to injury, they then complained that I wasn't helping them on the project despite them literally giving AI my job in the group. If this is the shit we're dealing with now, only a miracle could save us from this slimy icky AI shit. I used to support AI, and to an extent I still do, (When its being used ethically) like for example a streamer I love "DougDoug" who uses AI tools in an ethical way to make really fun streams that wouldn't be possible under other circumstances, but as of right now I'm just really fucking concerned, people are just taking a cool thing and using it to hurt people, and as far as I'm aware the majority of people don't see any problem with it, especially now when I'm almost out of high school and am beginning to want to work in art, which is the only career path I find joy in doing, and I'm not ready to compromise for anything less, but at this point I feel like there's nothing left to do but pray. Futures really does seem to be made of Virtual Insanity...
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  38. AI is one of the worst advancements to happen imho. I’m an aspiring artist so I understand exactly how you feel. I will never stop doing art because it’s also part of my identity. I’m not a working artist and am thankful I have a solid non-art job. I also enjoyed writing when I was much younger and did want to try my hand at freelance writing.
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  39. from Heisenberg's uncertainty to career Uncertainty.
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  40. When my son graduated from a suburban Dallas, TX high school in a class of 1,600, the valedictorian said in his speech all he did was study for four years and he was miserable. He said if he could do it over, he’d play sports and have a social life.
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  41. We shouldn't adapt, we should fight. We didn't ask for this, and ai servers create mass amounts of pollution, so we don't really have the option to just give up on the internet and appreciate nature.
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  42. From Einstein to Einstein's (bagels)
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  43. I used to work in a company that installed large screens and smart boards in government buildings, schools and aero-space industry facilities. When we were working in the Boeing building in California, one of the installers that was working with me told me it was time for lunch, and he would take me to the cafeteria. He seemed to know his way around the building really well, so I asked him how he knew where everything was. He told me that he used to work in the building...for 20 years. He told me that he had a degree from USC in aero-space engineering and had worked on satellite systems for Boeing for two decades. Same small parts of a particular satellite year after year. He said one day he had an "Office Space" moment and realized men weren't made to work in cubicles and he walked into his supervisor's office and quit on the spot and left to never return, until this project. He said he was far happier working as an installer/construction, and it saved his mental health.
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  44. it's shame that self-improvement is now synonymous to toxic productivity or in this worst case straight up hurtful nonsense. we need to make self-improvement about improving yourself again as in actually developing your body, mind and spirit, not about how to be the biggest asshole possible. if these influencers focused on improving humanity through improving individuals, mere mundane/material success wouldn't lose but gain them followers.
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  45. Ai is making me worry about the future. Im in college right now and i have no idea what should i do after graduating.
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  46. Nah man, you'll be alright.
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  47. From joules to calories brutal
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  48. I get feeling lost. I’m currently at a top college rn in the USA, but there’s still this looming feeling in the back of our minds that by the time we get our degrees the job will have already been replaced by ai or so rapidly changed that what we learning from the start uni is useless. Then you realize that you’ll also be going into debt too for no clear reward. I just feels like the start of the end of the white collar sector and a massive wave of gen z underemployed workers.
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  49. The fast pace of modern life, high demands of living costs, societal expectations to live and be a certain way. Normalizing being stressed all the time. How much more blinded can we get?
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  50. It's strange that YT would push AI summaries, which could decrease watch time, when is it in their monetary interest to keep people watching for as long as possible to serve ads
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