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i think thats a bit too defensive. the reasonable take has been that AI is definitely a game changer, like the internet was, but it was still in a bubble becaus
by samrus 1y ago
i think thats a bit too defensive. the reasonable take has been that AI is definitely a game changer, like the internet was, but it was still in a bubble because people extrapolated the S-curve as though it was an exponential explosion. just like they did with the internet.
so yeah, targeted well thought out usecases that are handled well by LLMs will deliver value, but it wont replace developers or anything like that, which is what these people with barely an understanding of the tech's limitations have been claiming.
OpenAI hasnt "internally achieved" AGI. thats what people are calling bullshit on
- aDyslecticCrow 1y agoThere is also the cost of inference that has been made artificially cheap. Alot of "gamechanging workflows" may end up being economically too expensive to maintain if the true cost of that compute snaps back.