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It annoys me to experience the huge discrepancy between content on social media on AI versus actual enterprise use. AI is happening, it's absolutely becoming in
by jug 1y ago
It annoys me to experience the huge discrepancy between content on social media on AI versus actual enterprise use. AI is happening, it's absolutely becoming integral parts of many businesses including our own. But these guys are just doodling in MS Paint and they're flooding the channels.
- reactordev 1y agoEnterprises are in the same situation as you are. Many of them are posting marketing about AI without actually having AI. They are using OpenAI API's to say they have AI. I can count on my hands the number of enterprises that actually have AI models of their own.
- RandomThoughts3 1y ago[dead]
- bdangubic 1y agojust curious, why does an enterprise have to have their own model? company can use ____ (someone else’s model) and still accomplish amazing AI shit in their products
- reactordev 1y agoBecause data protection and privacy compliance hasn’t caught up yet.
- jgalt212 1y agoor given up under the unceasing pressure from the AI madness.
- garciasn 1y agoBecause I am not permitted to share my code nor client information/data with unapproved third parties; it’s a contractual obligation. So; we train our own models to do those things. I use Claude Code for building products that don’t have these limitations. And fuck is it amazing. Even little things that would have taken days are done in a single line of text.
- rvz 1y ago> Many of them are posting marketing about AI without actually having AI. They are using OpenAI API's to say they have AI. And somehow these companies are now "AI companies", just like in the 2010s your average food market down the street was a "tech company" or the bakery next to it is now a "blockchain company". This happens all the time with bubbles and mania. These enterprises today appear even more confused about what they do to rebrand themselves and it's a sign they are desperate for survival.