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Still waiting for an actual use case for these things. And no, "easily generate AI images" is not one of them, no matter how much Microsoft likes to push it.
by paxys 2y ago
Still waiting for an actual use case for these things. And no, "easily generate AI images" is not one of them, no matter how much Microsoft likes to push it.
- munchler 2y agoRunning high-powered AI locally seems like a pretty good use case to me. Cloud-based AI, like OpenAI sells, is expensive and provides inadequate privacy. I want a truly personal computer, not a dumb client.
- layer8 2y agoRunning high-powered AI locally is not a use case, it’s something one has to provide use cases for.
- russdpale 2y agoIf the chance of hallucination could be statistically guaranteed to be near 0, then it would have many more use cases, imo... but why would I have it summarize a pdf or write some complex code or something if I have to always double check everything for accuracy? A calculator has no use case if it might be wrong.
- vel0city 2y agoBeing able to vaguely ask my computer "what that cooking thing Greg talked about and I looked up on that kitchen supply website three months ago" and have it instantly pull up the chat and the web page is pretty handy. Having my computer automatically reference some document I was supposed to look at an hour before a meeting scheduled titled "Important Document Review Meeting" even though it's not attached but on some vague share and a deep directory I forgot about would be nice as well. Maybe this would do that.
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