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Why frequent AI use keeps getting shamed

The poster admitted they use AI heavily, but said they do not hand every problem over to the model and instead filter out content that does not match their own ideas and judgment. The discussion focused on whether treating AI as a tool should be moralized, and how creators should deal with public shaming.

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2026-08-12

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The poster admitted they use AI heavily, but said they do not hand every problem over to the model and instead filter out content that does not match their own ideas and judgment. The discussion focused on whether treating AI as a tool should be moralized, and how creators should deal with public shaming.

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