Could it be that people don’t want to pay money to strap advertising machines on their faces? Has the robotic Augustus Caesar LARPer lost touch with the common people?
No, it is the plebeians that are wrong.
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Good point, but LLMs are both ubiquitous and the public face of “AI.” I think it’s fair to assign them a decent share of the blame for overpromising and underdelivering.
Yeah, OpenAI, ChatGPT, and Sam Altman have no relevance to ~~AI~~ LLMs. No idea what I was thinking.
You mean the multi-billion dollar, souped-up autocorrect might not actually be able to replace the human workforce? I am shocked, shocked I say!
Do you think Sam Altman might have… gasp lied to his investors about its capabilities?
It ultimately comes down to durability. The sword is clearly cooler, but it will break one day. The perfect stone is forever.
Personal preference.
Finally some good news. The discovery of the Prothean ruins will bring the entire world together.
At least he was curious enough to step out of his bubble for a day and find out what it’s like. That’s better than the rest of them.
That’s sadness. Modern American cinema is not subtle.
Tech company creates best search engine —-> world domination —> becomes VC company in tech trench coat —-> destroy search engine to prop up bad investments in ~~artificial intelligence~~ advanced chatbots
Ben Collins, one of the new owners of our former sister site, pointed out some of AI Overview’s most egregious errors on his social media. Asked “how many rocks should I eat each day,” Overview said that geologists recommend eating “at least one small rock a day.” That language was of course pulled almost word-for-word from a 2021 Onion headline. Another search, “what color highlighters do the CIA use,” prompted Overview to answer “black,” which was an Onion joke from 2005.
Might want to read the article before commenting.
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Lina Khan should be the next attorney general.