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No. The progress is not being ignored. Normal people just have a hard time getting excited for something that is not useful yet. What you are doing here is the
by sussmannbaka 2y ago
No. The progress is not being ignored. Normal people just have a hard time getting excited for something that is not useful yet.
What you are doing here is the equivalent of popular science articles about exciting new battery tech - as long as it doesn’t improve my battery life, I don’t care.
I will care once it hits the shelves and is useful to me, I do not care about your list of acronyms.
- imiric 2y agoI was arguing against the claim that progress has flatlined, and when I gave concrete examples of recent developments that millions of people are using today, you've now shifted the goalpost to "normal" people being excited about it. But sure, please tell me more about how AI is a fad.
- sussmannbaka 2y agoYou are seeing enemies where there are none. I am merely commenting on AI evangelists insisting I have to be psyched about every paper and poc long before it ever turns into a useable product that impacts my life. I don’t care about the internals of your field, nobody does. Achieve results and I will gladly use them.