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Good comment, I agree. However, I think that if it turns out LLMs don't pay for themselves or aren't a great investment for MSFT and Google and whatnot, it's n
by VirusNewbie 3y ago
Good comment, I agree. However, I think that if it turns out LLMs don't pay for themselves or aren't a great investment for MSFT and Google and whatnot, it's not hard to pivot some of that tech to less exciting b2b type ML ventures.
Maybe everyone doesn't need an LLM assistant, but every business would love it if AI can optimize their sales pipeline 5%, reduce their manufacturing defects 3%, increase their utilization 10%, etc.
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- hvxs8 3y agoThings are already hyper optimized in corporate wonderland. There are not enough customers with cash to milk. So to keep up appearance of growth they cultivate a subprime market propped up on credit thats never going to be paid back. So the illusions and delusions stay alive. Efficiency is always a double edged sword. The more efficient the predator or the parasite gets, the more unstable the whole system gets.