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Daniel Miessler advises caution on AI assistance sources

Daniel Miessler advises caution when seeking assistance from AI, drawing a parallel to the difference between seeking help from a mentor versus a trainer. He suggests that the nature of the help sought should dictate the source, implying that AI might be better suited for certain types of tasks or guidance than others. AI

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Daniel Miessler advises caution on AI assistance sources

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Where to get help from AI Daniel Miessler: Think very carefully about where you get help from AI. I think of it as Job vs. Gym. If we're working a manual labor

    Where to get help from AI Daniel Miessler: Think very carefully about where you get help from AI. I think of it as Job vs. Gym. If we're working a manual labor job, it's fine to have AI lift heavy things for us because the actual goal is to move the thing, not to lift it. This is…