In 52 and use ai to help me worldbuild and structure my writing projects every day, generate character portraits for my characters in tabletop rpga, etc, and I very much doubt I’m alone.
The people who believe a kid in Africa made a working automobile from balloons and that boats are pulling whales from the water and cleaning off thousands of barnacles will be 75-80 then.
Have they? What I’ve seen is people over
5060 (really 65) have zero idea that AI exists and consistently fall for obviously absurd Facebook posts.Edit, I see where some of these responses came from - OP said over 60, and I meant to say over 60 too, not 50.
In 52 and use ai to help me worldbuild and structure my writing projects every day, generate character portraits for my characters in tabletop rpga, etc, and I very much doubt I’m alone.
Sure… OP said over 60, but I think over 65-70 would be more accurate for people who don’t know about generative AI at all.
Yeah, but the person I replied to said over 50, which is why I replied to them and not to OP.
That was me. It was a typo. Sorry
Ahh, my bad then. Though one day soon I will also be over 60 and be pretty aware of AI… :P
The people who believe a kid in Africa made a working automobile from balloons and that boats are pulling whales from the water and cleaning off thousands of barnacles will be 75-80 then.
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Mate, gen-X were basically the first people regularly use the Internet. They’re far more clued up than Gen-Z.
Yes, I meant to say 60 or 65 like OP did. Funny thing is I’m about 50.
I guess I’ve only 2 reports I’m going off of. My own parents and the parents of a popular streamer. Maybe should have asked for more examples instead?
I haven’t really heard anyone over 65 or whatever espouse the dead internet theory. Could be a trend I don’t know about, I guess.