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This hints at the margin and excitement from folks outside the technical space -- being able to be competitive to human outputs at a fraction of the cost.
by tomrod 2y ago
This hints at the margin and excitement from folks outside the technical space -- being able to be competitive to human outputs at a fraction of the cost.
- ethbr1 2y agoThat's the underappreciated truth of the computer revolution in practice. At scale, computers didn't change the world because they did things that were already being computed, more quickly. They changed the world because they decreased the cost of computing so much that it could be used for an entirely new class of problems. (That computing cost previously precluded its use on)