Comments by "C_R_O_M__________" (@C_R_O_M________) on "I Hosted a Leadership Roundtable at Mar-a-Lago. President Trump Crashed Our Conversation." video.

@kampdavies Reprogram AI to be better and when it does get better it'll be a better aid to us.
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Nonsense!
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I disagree on almost all your points. AI is a great tool to radically shorten the time of many many tasks. It's like having a 300 year old polymath by your side who reads constantly and learns more (as human knowledge progresses itself) and can give you almost every answer to any question that has ever been posed (or will be posed) by a human being and do so almost instantly. It just substitutes the time-consuming effort that you'd have to exert in order to get to the answer on your own (and possibly with much more reliable sources).
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@kampdavies AI was made from humans and humans can intervene to correct faulty AI features and modes of "thinking"/processing.
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@pollywaffledoodah3057 Nonsense! The same can be said about cars. "It makes people lazier, why can't they just walk?"!
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@pollywaffledoodah3057 Wrong, wrong and wrong! I'm just no idiot thinking that I can predict anything at that detailed level. "The bad thing about predictions is that they involve the future". Moreover, history has proven you wrong on all accounts. Technology is a great deflationary factor counter-balancing the inflationary corrupt malevolence of central planners *who do this on purpose, primarily to destroy sovereign debt). The only reason why life is still somewhat comfortable/bearable in the West is because of the deflationary power of technology which makes personal solutions cheaper and better! Hail capitalism! P.S. BTW, you are a privileged person to be able to ride bikes. Not all people can.
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@justinwilson3987 you don't have to go to college and be an arts major to be an artist. That's free. Lookup history for confirmation.
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@benthomas4544 same goes for you: you could be AI so why don't you just answer the question. Does it matter if it was posed by AI or a human? Arguments matter and those, last time I checked, aren't bound by a physical presence.
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