Anonymous wrote:Tell me about it. AI AI AI my God. Its getting ridiculous. And worse part is that they forcing it down our throat. The other day I had some issues with my Uber trip and I ended up in a loophole with an extremely dumb bot.
I don't know how we can push against these bots, they are everywhere.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They are trying to increase valuation of their own product / company.
I agree. They are annoying.
This X1000000. They are doing their job. It’s like getting mad at the teachers union for advocating for more pay rather than smaller class sizes. It’s a labor union not a student union, that’s their job! I do blame the media though. Now more than ever we need good solid journalism. Journalism backed by an office full of researchers and fact checkers. Journalism today is simply taking whatever PR spin is handed to them and rewording it.
Let’s talk about where AI actually is at now. Let’s talk about model collapse and the perils of recursive training. Let’s talk about resource consumption! What needs to be invented or optimized to achieve the resource requirements. Let’s talk about data ownership rights. Let’s talk about what actual problems AI can tackle that were previous bottlenecks. So many things to report on but they don’t come in a tech talk or pr brief.
Anonymous wrote:They are trying to increase valuation of their own product / company.
I agree. They are annoying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whether you like it or not it is coming for your job.
But AI has been around for a long time though. The difference now is that we have microprocessors specific for AI applications. Some jobs were going to disappear regardless of AI. For example, travel agents disappeared long before AI.
My family of 6 still literally uses a travel agent at a brick and mortar location. I know that a lot of them went away, but good ones are still valuable. will be the same in every field I suppose.
Anonymous wrote:I can't wait until this fad is over or at least tones down.
AI makes you dumber according to MIT and Carnegie Mellon study.
AI uses up a bottle of water for every query.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whether you like it or not it is coming for your job.
But AI has been around for a long time though. The difference now is that we have microprocessors specific for AI applications. Some jobs were going to disappear regardless of AI. For example, travel agents disappeared long before AI.
Anonymous wrote:Whether you like it or not it is coming for your job.