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The tech is real, the use cases are increasingly forced and fabricated to justify a ludicrous valuation that will never come to pass. For research and military
by EA-3167 2mo ago
The tech is real, the use cases are increasingly forced and fabricated to justify a ludicrous valuation that will never come to pass. For research and military applications ML is great, but it isn’t going to print trillions for anyone.
- cyanydeez 2mo agoI agree, the fact that with an open model I can be modifying go and react code that I'd never consider touching as a human who values their eyesight and come up with real patches, fixes and extensions of almost any project on github is truely fascinating and, addictive. I can absolutely see where this technology works; but like EVERYTHING THAT THESE VC FUNDED FASCISTS IGNORE, just because it works in the lab does not mean it works in real life. I can see exactly where this technology fails: it lets you spool out so much thread into the abyss that you're just going to keep refactoring everything, all the time and when it blows a hole in your project, whelllp! you wanted to refactor that too. Imagine having 100 side projects grossly built and still, you just want to move on. Fiishing projects are still going to need work and the explosion of "this is _my_ engineering harness" is everyone twiddling their thumbs cause real projects of significant value are still about scope and "total addressable market" and not "I made an AI to diddle children, so you dont have to" crowd.