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My take is that if we are still scrambling to find something objectively useful (as recognized by the median person) then we really are in AI bubble territory.
by marcyb5st 9mo ago
My take is that if we are still scrambling to find something objectively useful (as recognized by the median person) then we really are in AI bubble territory.
When non techie friends/family bring up AI there are two major topics: 1) the amount of slop is off the charts and 2) said slop is getting harder to recognize which is scary. Sometimes they mention a bit of help in daily tasks at work, but nothing major.
- 101008 9mo agoMy non tech friends/family use AI to ask for silly stuff (they could google it), or just to ask silly questions and see how they react. We have a relative not that famous but maybe known in a niche and they spent like a whole weekendd sending screenshots of GPT, where they asked if this person was known, who was this person, etc. They don't find AI useful, just a toy. Is their fault? Maybe.
- andrekandre 9mo ago> They don't find AI useful, just a toy. Is their fault? Maybe. idk i'm a software dev, and to be honest, when outside of work this is also what i use chatgpt for, its really funny to see its reactions to various prompts