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The issue (if you aren’t interested in AI in and of itself, but just in the final version of the tool it will produce) is that the AI companies advertise that t
by bee_rider 1y ago
The issue (if you aren’t interested in AI in and of itself, but just in the final version of the tool it will produce) is that the AI companies advertise that they’ve come up with an incredible new version that will obsolete any skills you learned working around the previous version’s limitations, on like a monthly basis.
Like, you say these folks have clearly tried the tool out too long ago… but, I mean, at the time they tried it out they could have found other comments just like yours, advertising the fact that now the tool really is revolutionary right now. So, we can see where the skepticism comes from, right?
- abletonlive 1y agoif you're someone in tech and can't separate the noise from the practicality i'm not sure what to say at this point. do you drop everything you're doing every time a saas product comes out and change your entire life, or do you go play with it and figure out if it's useful for your life? seems like one should be able to determine this for themself without resorting to taking everything that marketing says at face value
- bee_rider 1y agoIs your comment part of the “noise” or the “practicality?”