It’s been 5 years since mass public forced adoption and things have just gotten progressively worse.
The tool was not put out responsibly, and most importantly, the CEOs and companies leading the charge currently cannot be trusted.
AI has been a massive bust, has helped accelerate climate change, destroyed lives, raises power bills, and for what?
I’m not saying don’t R&D it and don’t use it, but forcing it down people’s throats and technofascist CEOs being in charge of this dumpster fire is killing us.
Your claim seems to be “forcing it down people’s throats and technofascist CEOs being in charge of this dumpster fire is killing us”. That doesn’t seem to generalize to the actually-voluntary usage we’re talking about.
Nobody forced me to adopt AI, and up until about a year ago I mostly ignored it. It “wasn’t ready for prime time” back then. Starting about a year ago, I saw the improvement curve and the potential and decided it was time for me to learn how to make the best of it. Starting about 8 months ago it really turned a corner in terms of productivity and usefulness, and that same increase in productivity is driving improvement in the AI tools themselves. I expect it to plateau, any day now, but so far it doesn’t seem like it has started - each new “frontier model” seems noticeably more capable / useful than the one before. Sometimes that’s more a matter of specialization than general overall capabilities, but that’s O.K. too - we don’t need one model to serve all purposes, that’s the whole M.o.E. premise…
It’s been 5 years since mass public forced adoption and things have just gotten progressively worse.
The tool was not put out responsibly, and most importantly, the CEOs and companies leading the charge currently cannot be trusted.
AI has been a massive bust, has helped accelerate climate change, destroyed lives, raises power bills, and for what?
I’m not saying don’t R&D it and don’t use it, but forcing it down people’s throats and technofascist CEOs being in charge of this dumpster fire is killing us.
Your claim seems to be “forcing it down people’s throats and technofascist CEOs being in charge of this dumpster fire is killing us”. That doesn’t seem to generalize to the actually-voluntary usage we’re talking about.
Nobody forced me to adopt AI, and up until about a year ago I mostly ignored it. It “wasn’t ready for prime time” back then. Starting about a year ago, I saw the improvement curve and the potential and decided it was time for me to learn how to make the best of it. Starting about 8 months ago it really turned a corner in terms of productivity and usefulness, and that same increase in productivity is driving improvement in the AI tools themselves. I expect it to plateau, any day now, but so far it doesn’t seem like it has started - each new “frontier model” seems noticeably more capable / useful than the one before. Sometimes that’s more a matter of specialization than general overall capabilities, but that’s O.K. too - we don’t need one model to serve all purposes, that’s the whole M.o.E. premise…