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> Every day I find myself reflecting on the gap between the ever-growing capability of AI, and the somewhat modest impact it is having on our day-to-day life.
by fmbb 2y ago
> Every day I find myself reflecting on the gap between the ever-growing capability of AI, and the somewhat modest impact it is having on our day-to-day life.
Yeah but isn’t that because it actually is rather useless? It is not very capable?
If it is, why did no one person team disrupt and totally take over any market anywhere these past couple of years?
- Fripplebubby 2y agoIf I squint really hard, I can just about see where the goalposts were six months ago before you ran off with them
- skydhash 2y agoTechnology is to make humans’ work easier. Nothing has been proven by the current LLM capabilities that it fit that role. Anything it can do, there’s already something that can do 90% of it with way less resources and the rest is not that valuable.
- sodality2 2y ago> If it is, why did no one person team disrupt and totally take over any market anywhere these past couple of years? If AI is revolutionary, yet ubiquitous (anyone can visit chatgpt.com right now), there won't be these runaway winners in a specific industry; at best, new branches of industries will grow rapidly, and perhaps within an industry progress will intensify.