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They will. The AI fad however…

• IshKebab 1y ago
  Come on, anyone with half a brain cell can see that AI isn't going anywhere. Sure the excitement might die down but we're not going back to pre-AI. This is like those people that thought smartphones were a fad.
  • guappa 1y ago
    Anyone with ⅑ of a brain has already realised AI isn't going to replace anyone other than people who have the word "AI" under their name on linkedin or ycombinator.
    • IshKebab 1y ago
      AI has already replaced people. Just not very many... yet. I found this in a few seconds of searching: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/ai-replacing-artists-heres-proof-103728053.html https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/ai-replacing-artists-heres-p... Anyway that's off topic. It doesn't need to completely replace people to not be a fad.
      • guappa 1y ago
        And yet it's immediately evident to anyone when a website is using AI "art" and it looks completely pointless.
        • IshKebab 1y ago
          That's a little like how people still don't like CGI in films though...
  • Tade0 1y ago
    We can't un-invent LLMs, but it's less about excitement and more about practical use cases - there are fewer of them than commonly believed.
    • JKCalhoun 1y ago
      I think you've arrived at the nuanced answer: AI absolutely has changed things, but probably not in the all-encompassing way that various proponents or corporate marketeers would have us believe.