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I think the AI itself is working extremely well. The state-of-the-art LLMs are exceptional at many real-world tasks and are deployed in many production code bas

I think the AI itself is working extremely well. The state-of-the-art LLMs are exceptional at many real-world tasks and are deployed in many production code bases successfully. The more recent AI failures (like the humane pin) are at least partially a hardware problem. These LLMs require huge amounts of compute to do nontrivial tasks, and a wearable just can't run locally with the current architectures.

FrustratedMonky 2y ago
Exactly. Yes, there will be failures along the way, but the AI tools we have now are still pretty amazing and really would have been called magical 5 years ago. And yes, the AI tech already available now is already causing disruption and will continue to disrupt. Anybody saying this is just a 'blip' or 'fad' are really not trying them out. I remember in the 90's someone telling me to not bother with Java (back with applets), because this 'Internet Thing' isn't going to pan out. That is how the anti-AI sentiment sounds to me. It's already amazing and continues to grow. There is not pulling it back now.