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I get nervous when tech trends start appearing in popular publications with little history of covering tech. My spidey sense suggests that this signals an appr
by tryitnow 11y ago
I get nervous when tech trends start appearing in popular publications with little history of covering tech. My spidey sense suggests that this signals an approaching peak in the covered technology.
Frankly, I think the expectations around AI are outpacing the realities that are attainable in the next 5-10 years. Now after that? Who knows. But I'm starting to get the sense that a lot of people are going to be disappointed in the next 5-10 years.
- chadwittman 11y agoThis is a really fascinating perspective. Thinking of publications based on their probability of covering tech (based on past coverage) and subsequently low probability publications covering tech more frequently, suggests evidence of a "bubble". Love it!
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- kdkooo 11y agoI agree, I think this has been happening for several years now. Pop culture fascination with AI has come and gone in waves and I don't believe this wave signals any significant change in the imminence of AI. Seems RS is just grasping for another eye-grabbing story as usual.