Wo hilft KI wirklich – und wo macht sie uns dümmer? – mit Tim Schultheiß

Schnell ein Rezept entwerfen lassen, bei Hausaufgaben helfen oder etwas Kompliziertes einfach erklären lassen: Chatty und Co. können uns schlauer machen und vieles einfacher. KI-Assistenten helfen uns beim Browsen, Chatassistenten versuchen sogar, Menschen zu ersetzen. Aber natürlich gibt’s auch Schattenseiten: AI Slop vermüllt das Internet, und KI-Stimmen ersetzen Sprecher*innen. Tim Schultheiß wollte von euch wissen: Macht KI unser Leben wirklich besser?

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