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> AI is and always will be supremely confident at being supremely wrong. Its the nature of the beast. Some things are just best left to real-life humans. Sound
by Closi 3y ago
> AI is and always will be supremely confident at being supremely wrong. Its the nature of the beast. Some things are just best left to real-life humans.
Sounds like you are also supremely confident at making predictions!
AI's are already less confident and more cautious than their previous iterations, so I'm not sure how you can confidently conclude it's entirely unsolvable.
- traceroute66 3y ago> Sounds like you are also supremely confident at making predictions! This is not my first rodeo as they say. I've seen it before. I've seen incredibly intelligent people before going all-in on the latest AI hype. And it always ends the same way, badly. The hype dies down and then returns again when the next iteration comes around.
- Closi 3y ago"I don't think it worked in the past, therefore it can't work in the future" isn't a particularly compelling argument considering the number of breakthroughs in the last 3-5 years.