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Whatever issues you have today, whether it's the quality of code, or recognizable "AI slop" output, frequent errors, or what have you... it isn't going to matte
by fortyseven 1y ago
Whatever issues you have today, whether it's the quality of code, or recognizable "AI slop" output, frequent errors, or what have you... it isn't going to matter 6 months from now, a year from now, 5 years from now... You can stick your head in the sand about it, but this is just going to get better, and better. There's no going back on this; there's just too much benefit tied up in it. Nah, we are going to mine this fucker until we hit a brick wall. We need to figure out how to coexist, regardless of our personal perspectives. :|
- Quitschquat 1y agoI think we are in the getting blood out of a stone stage. It’s not going to be much better. We’re entering the long tail end. It already trained on the good stuff, now it’s training on its own “AI” slop.
- bubblyworld 1y agoI mean o3 was released in April this year. This stuff is improving in leaps and bounds - the gold medal at the IMO was announced last week, an open weights model with the performance of gpt4 released a few days ago, diffusion models starting to have their gpt3 moment... how can you possibly see this stuff as "getting blood out of a stone"? I can see that phrase applied to more prompt engineering stuff like agents, but even there I'm not sure it's fair, they are improving rapidly too.
- audinobs 1y agoEveryone going crazy over the weekend and seeing DeepSeek chain of thought was in January. Right now feels exactly like when DAW and VST were maturing 25 years ago in computer audio. A new announcement all the time. There are still music producers but the democratization of audio production was not good for professional studios who were charging a $1000 a day for studio time before this.
- checker659 1y agoSurely if AI can do the work, even the companies themselves will be in risk of folding. Why need Apple when the AI can write operating systems in a snap.
- impossiblefork 1y agoYes, they probably would be at risk of being commodified, so it ends up not being an AI-tech-dominated society, but a landowner dominated society.
- salawat 1y ago>There's no going back on this; there's just too much benefit tied up in it. Spoken like an addict. Might want to see somebody about that.