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I think this will follow the innovation cycles curve, i.e. the hype will be followed by a crash, which will be followed by widespread adoption and complete tran
by mrtksn 3y ago
I think this will follow the innovation cycles curve, i.e. the hype will be followed by a crash, which will be followed by widespread adoption and complete transformation of the humanity.
I suspect that once the flashy headlines die off, people will realize that you can't be better than the competition using the same AI tools everybody uses and the idea of replacing humans with the latest flashy AI tool will be replaced with AI tools being the baseline. This will simply result in having the bottom of the barrel in all areas in human productivity to be replaced with the current average in a similar way that industrialisation brought even the worst of the industrial consumer products to the previous average and made those accessible to everyone.
So, even when the hype fades we will end up with much higher bar of expectations. This is going to be a transformation of the society similar to the industrial revolution.
- dinvlad 3y agoI highly doubt it will lead to anything but more suffering for humanity. And we’ve got to understand that no new tech was invented here, they’re using the same principles and methods that have been used for the past 40-50 years, but just throwing more compute power and feeding more data to it. It’s a hollow promise, a "fake it till you make it” approach, and just another BS marketing, imho That said, its ability to generate spam and divert income from hard-working people (based on ill conception they can be “replaced”) will probably be unprecedented.