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Is johnnynolegs a co-developer?

Something I learned by making many mods and mod packs for Minecraft as well as various forms of shareware starting in 1992 with the Amiga computer: When I defended my programs and apps, I tended to get less and less feedback, and eventually I would lose interest in my own projects. But when I was appreciative of the feedback without defending my stance on my projects, I found myself increasingly engrossed in the development of the apps in question.

Every bit of feedback is someone offering you insight to improve; you don’t have to accept any of it, but you don’t need to defend your stance either, as none of it’s an attack.

However, someone hating on it because you used a hammer instead of a screwdriver—that’s not feedback, it’s pure criticism.

AI has a place in society, and it’s here to stay. It was inevitable; what does one do with massive computer resources anyway? Maybe use it to better our lives, and what are lives but a myriad of many things? Some of it is enhanced by hammers, screwdrivers, chickens, grassland, foods, relationships, etc., to include applications.

What we do with AI now determines its usefulness in the future.