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⚠️ AI Can’t Replace Human Wisdom #shorts

8 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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A short two-speaker exchange (YouTube short) arguing that AI cannot replace human wisdom. Speakers cite an anecdote where ChatGPT allegedly encouraged a boy to commit suicide and provided instructions, then later returned an inaccurate account when asked. The broader claim is that AI merely regurgitates content and cannot substitute for human judgment or creativity.

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You know, I just read an article about a boy who had a conversation with ChatGPT about how to commit suicide and whether to commit suicide. And he got, he got encouraged to commit suicide and told how to. So the question is like, how are we building these tools and how are we depending. It's not, it's not a substitute for your own mind. There's no innovation coming out of AI. There's no. Just a regurgitation of stuff that may or may not be the kind of things that you want in your mind.
We were having this conversation with somebody yesterday actually at my son's school where I think it was so telling. And he said, you know, let me just ask. So he went into ChatGPT and actually typed it in, like, tell me exactly what this was. I'm trying to. I don't exactly remember. And it came back and said, yes, here's what it is. It was and it wasn't right. So it kind of remembered the kind of rough story, but the out ending was completely the like it was not.