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Most revolutionary technical changes like this tend to hit a plateau in progress right after they hit the top of the hype cycle. It’s unlikely that AI/ML will b
by projectazorian 3y ago
Most revolutionary technical changes like this tend to hit a plateau in progress right after they hit the top of the hype cycle. It’s unlikely that AI/ML will be an exception.
Not bad news for anyone involved in this work, though. That period is when the real business and societal changes happen. It’s also when most of the money gets made.
People and businesses need time to test new technology and adapt it so that it works reliably for their specific use cases. GPT and other LLMs are no exception.
- spaceman_2020 3y agoAgain, the point is that careers are built over decades, and this proof of concept tech is already good enough to do the job of a coding intern. That might not be a threat to you if you’re a 35 year old developer, but if you’re an 18 year old exiting high school, there’s a non zero chance that by the time you’re 35 - 17 years - the tech will be good enough to replace you.