> As much as I like the cautionary tale and I’m sure we need to take it seriously, AI is not progressing as fast as projected by these experts. You provide no

> As much as I like the cautionary tale and I’m sure we need to take it seriously, AI is not progressing as fast as projected by these experts. You provide no proof for this. The (very irrational) stock market side of this says very little about actual scientific progress. Models keep improving as rapidly as before in their capabilities. It also doesn't say much about actual business progress. R&D investments into AI are still massively going up (USD 1 trillion this year). The main thing I see is that the sentiment towards AI-related matters among the general public has soured quite a lot. In words though, not in actions: It's not exactly leading to reduced usage by that same public. Quite the opposite actually.