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So it's only some time when he will be fired by the board again. Fun times. I see the 2nd AI winter already. The first saw the end of lisp, my favorite languag
by rurban 2y ago
So it's only some time when he will be fired by the board again. Fun times.
I see the 2nd AI winter already. The first saw the end of lisp, my favorite language. And I just joined an AI company, because it's a good product.
- kazinator 2y agoThis wave of AI will not freeze over that easily. 1. Some of it is open source. 2. It's in the hands of ordinary people who are now depending on it to cheat on homework, or work. People have new hobbies based around AI, like image generation and editing. 3. Porn. 4. Turning down countless insurance claims by poor, disabled people, without lifting a finger, man! ... and other business applications. At this point you'd have to pry it out of some people's hands to instigate a winter which makes no sense. The old AI winter was due to not not being able to get the stuff into people's hands, because they wanted it on a PC, not a $25,000 workstation. Hardware is not a problem any more: SaaS. Users vendor locked to something they can't even install locally is now a feature.