> The current wave of AI stuff is likely not indicative of how AI will be used in consumer-facing businesses in the future. wut. the first real deployments we

> The current wave of AI stuff is likely not indicative of how AI will be used in consumer-facing businesses in the future. wut. the first real deployments we've seen of LLMs are chatbots, esp. those aimed at consumers. hence all of the "sell me a Chevy for $1" memes. > At the moment, it’s there for all to see, be it as a chatbot or whatever - but the real applications will be under the hood, not directly interacting with the consumer, doing everything from market microsegmentation to tailored recommendations to diagnostics, credit scoring, criminal profiling, fraud detection, and all of the things that currently rely on sub-optimal human-crafted algorithms or even hand-cranking. That's already a thing, and is what FB and GOOG (or banks like Ant Financial, etc.) have been making money off of for years.