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"We can't ask AI, it lies" vs. "Here is my superpower prompt"

The article explores the generational divide in AI perception: younger generations are skeptical, while older professionals embrace it. Beyond job displacement fears, the author cites cultural conditioning from science fiction and the nature of LLMs as averaging tools. Personal anecdotes illustrate how expectations and task types influence AI utility.

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"We can't ask AI, it lies" vs. "Here is my superpower prompt"
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  • Older generations' sci-fi background leads them to anthropomorphize AI.
  • LLMs are good at average tasks but fail on niche or novel problems.
  • Younger users lack preconceptions and explore unique tasks, making them more critical of AI's limitations.

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