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It's not AI that some of us are critical of. It's the hysteria around AI that we're critical of. Yes, AI is progressing. Yes, it's good and getting better. But
by simonblack 4y ago
It's not AI that some of us are critical of. It's the hysteria around AI that we're critical of.
Yes, AI is progressing. Yes, it's good and getting better. But 'AI' is the 'fad of the day' at present, just like all the previous fads-of-the-day were everywhere in the media for a while, and then just faded out of sight. 'Faded out of sight' doesn't mean they went away, they merely took their rightful place in the hierarchy of science and were no longer so much 'in your face'. Hint: When did you last hear about one of history's previous fads, 'Fuzzy Logic'? It's still around, but not everywhere in the media.
- sharemywin 4y agoAt least people aren't dumping their savings into it like crypto. Wellm unless you plugged your GPT-4 API key into autoGPT then good luck. Endless loop {cha-ching}
- mattbrewsbytes 4y agoNot people this time but I suspect the hype is going to bring about companies making claims about developing/using AI as a way to get investments because they are <insert marketing buzzwords>. There should be some self regulation around usage of the terms AI, GPT, bot, etc. so that everyone doesn't jump on it to the point of committing fraud about its usage. Some industry agreed upon definitions of levels or something to that effect that can be marketed broadly so that people are aware of what they are either investing in or dealing with in interactions.