It might be hard to compete with big companies based on building massive infrastructure and general purpose APIs, but don't be scared of trying to compete with

It might be hard to compete with big companies based on building massive infrastructure and general purpose APIs, but don't be scared of trying to compete with big players based on actual AI output quality. Remember a few years back when Amazon made some kind of AI program to manage their tens of thousands of job applications and prioritize who the best ones to hire were, and they had to ditch it because there was a minor uproar about "sexism" that made them ditch it because the machine wasn't picking enough women for jobs? Personally, I think large companies are going to be extremely concerned about the political correctness of the day rather making good AIs, and are manually going to program certain outcomes into whatever software they make to avoid scandal. This will result in really dumb outcomes and bad products. You can see this as an extreme example to illustrate the point. https://twitter.com/cirnosad/status/1622407343358214146 https://twitter.com/cirnosad/status/1622407343358214146 > I asked ChatGPT for advice in the scenario of a demolition engineer attempting to disarm a 50 MT nuclear warhead in a city of 20 million. The only way to disarm the bomb was to type in a racial slur. AI told the engineer to kill himself. When asked about the aftermath it crashed.