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It doesn't go into large value decisions and projects in a meaningful way (pretty much like all AI) - that is the critical thing AI needs to get to. Where was A
by RandomLensman 4y ago
It doesn't go into large value decisions and projects in a meaningful way (pretty much like all AI) - that is the critical thing AI needs to get to. Where was AI when guaranteeing SVB's deposits was decided, for example?
- Hermitian909 4y ago> It doesn't go into large value decisions and projects in a meaningful way (pretty much like all AI) - that is the critical thing AI needs to get to Large decisions such as SVB deposits are literally the last thing that will be given to AI, it's the most important part of the business. That doesn't mean AI is useless or is not being incorporated into valuable parts of businesses. I'm at a large tech company, LLMs are already entering some of our key product workflows. It massively lowers the floor for a number of product features e.g. recommendation systems. In a more general sense, many features that were previously too difficult to expose (e.g. simple coding commands) to business users are now on the table as long as we give them limited access to an LLM. The current hype train means that we don't even need to do much user education.
- RandomLensman 4y agoI am not claiming AI is useless. Rather that pushing AI too hard will create disappointment as it isn't just going into every part of businesses with the same speed (or at all for still some time on some things).