Big tech boss tells delegates at Davos that broader global use is essential if technology is to deliver lasting growth

  • merc@sh.itjust.works
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    The way that sort of invention often works is:

    1. Inventor thinks they have a world changing idea
    2. Inventor spends their own time and money to build a prototype
    3. Inventor shows the product off to the world.

    If it truly is a world changing invention, step 4 is “world is amazed, inventor can’t keep up with demand”. There are also frequent cases where the world goes “meh, not for me”. Now occasionally those are when an invention is ahead of its time, and years or decades later the inventor is vindicated. The other case is when the invention really isn’t good, and there simply isn’t and will never be demand for it.

    Somehow, the AI bubble is built with people ignoring the feedback from people that keep saying “meh, not for me”, and the various “inventors” burning more and more of their money trying to change people’s minds. Has that ever worked?