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AI's rapid evolution: Once-ridiculous concepts now normal

A discussion on Mastodon and Reddit explores how aspects of artificial intelligence that once seemed outlandish are now commonplace. Participants are sharing examples of subtle shifts in technology use, such as changes in search methods, writing processes, or creative workflows, that highlight the rapid evolution of AI's integration into daily life. The conversation focuses on these smaller, yet significant, transformations rather than major breakthroughs. AI

IMPACT Reflects on the subtle, yet pervasive, integration of AI into everyday technology use.

RANK_REASON Discussion forum post reflecting on AI's societal integration.

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AI's rapid evolution: Once-ridiculous concepts now normal

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

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    🤖 What’s one thing about AI that sounded ridiculous 3 years ago but feels completely normal now? Not necessarily something huge. A tiny change in how you search, write, work, create, or interact with technology can say a lot about how quickly things are changing. What comes to mi…