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I don't understand why anyone insists that this needs more time. None of what we've seen in the past few years is new tech. It's more money and hardware thrown
by sublinear 3mo ago
I don't understand why anyone insists that this needs more time. None of what we've seen in the past few years is new tech. It's more money and hardware thrown at the problem than ever before for diminishing returns.
The market has clearly spoken. Knowing what you're doing is much more valuable than just the doing. That still requires humans. This AI winter has already begun.
- cheschire 3mo agoEhh, it’s a late AI summer at best. You still need the economic leaves to finish falling off the trees before you can get to the true start of winter.
- Legend2440 3mo ago>None of what we've seen in the past few years is new tech. Well that's just wrong. Reasoning models are new and very powerful. LLMs can complete open-ended tasks that require many complex steps. We're just beginning. The bubble will pop and investors will lose a lot of money, but we're not going back into a winter. It actually works this time.
- eru 3mo agoI don't think there's any bubble to pop. However, yes, market asset prices can go up as well as down. (If they could only go up, there would be free money to be made.)