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The fact that Claude is automatically pushing me to an inferior concise mode and seems to be focused on saving processsor cycles due to high demand seems to ind
by daft_pink 2y ago
The fact that Claude is automatically pushing me to an inferior concise mode and seems to be focused on saving processsor cycles due to high demand seems to indicate that AI isn’t slowing down at all, it’s use is accelerating and data center investment is going to accelerate.
It’s just a random data point, but it makes me less skeptical of Nvidia’s current earnings sustainability the way that not being able to get your hand on an iPhone for a few months used to indicate Apple’s profit sustainability and current weakness.
- dlevine 2y agoAI adoption can be increasing even if progress of the base technology has slowed down. LLMs as a technology are very new, and there are doubtless tons of interesting uses we have yet to discover.
- hatsix 2y agoYour experience matches the claims in the article: the slowdown isn't in adoption, but in capabilities. The article discusses how the last few years of "just throw more processing at it" has hit diminishing returns across the board. The article suggests that this pause is a great time for businesses to catch their breath and figure out what to do about the current tech, whether they've been waiting to adopt or are concerned about competing.