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I think the saddest thing with this that it shows how we humans act irrational while thinking we act rational. Investors are throwing endless amounts of money

by 0dayz 2y ago

I think the saddest thing with this that it shows how we humans act irrational while thinking we act rational. Investors are throwing endless amounts of money to companies with a "dead end" product (current image Gen/LLM has a hard limit on improvement and only a whole new approach will surpass it). Since the reality is that if we want real Ai we ought to invest in neuroscience and fields that can then convert to programmable logic (such as we can now create rudimentary emotions via logic gates).

grobbyy 2y ago
We have no idea the growth curve here. People make predictions like this, or on the other side, of singularity, but it's all just speculation. A good approach is to plan on all things, from plateau to linear growth to polynomial to exponential to singularity, as within the realm of possibility. Or to have the humility to acknowledge that we may be wrong.
- ethagknight 2y ago
  “We have no idea the growth curve” does not merit a “no matter the price” investment model. What we do have is theory, hubris, potential, and speculation. And FOMO. Genuine question- Have any AI product marketers slapped a price tag on their services that comes remotely close to the cost of providing that service?
- ohthatsnotright 2y ago
  There is some research toward understanding LLM limits, and it's not promising. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDUC-LqVrPU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDUC-LqVrPU
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