What does /biz/ think of AI?

That asi's true brain in being formed through internet architecture, and blockchain is a prevalent component of it. They believe crypto as of now is in the lizard brain portion of its development. It's learned that snorting cocaine (mev) is fun and wants to keep doing it until the organism dies. They believe that Link is part of the limbic system and will force correct the cocaine binge to a healthy functioning. They believe once this is ready asi will take the seat and link transactions will take place as it thinks, which generates fees and makes linkies rich.

>>60602176 (OP)
Al is cute little mokey

>>60602176 (OP)
Its obviously the next step to something big. But this time it wont be the plebs profiting from it.

>>60602176 (OP)
AI has been in use for decades but LLMs are a game changer. I work in a non-tech company that's on the cutting-edge (but not bleeding-edge) of augmenting our traditional ML work with LLMs and we're already getting huge direct value out of it. It'll be decades before the growth just from existing models gets totally extracted by the non-tech economy. I don't think we're getting ASI by 2027 or anything but it's definitely huge and the investment is justified.

I think AI is simultaneously the most useless invention of big tech for humanity so far and also the scariest one.

i am fine with it

its gonna be huge. literal WEF tier 4th industrial revolution you'll own nothing and be happy automation is coming very soon. Manual labor is going to be a thing of the past in our lifetimes. They're not going to have enough jobs for people. There will be big societal upheaval or UBI is going to have to be a thing. And blockchain is the perfect medium for UBI to happen on. Get your ducks in a row now to profit off the coming automated future or your bloodline will suffer.

>>60604114
what this guy said

>>60602176 (OP)
AI is just this years NFT. Its a passing fad. Basically useless when you see it for what it is.

>>60605811
You were saying this 3 years ago.

>>60602176 (OP)
caffeine ai.
that's all

>>60602176 (OP)
It’s a hype bubble that will burst in spectacular fashion in a few years time. At the time it bursts, AI will have produced 0 scientific breakthroughs and improved the lives of 0 people

>>60607746
AI is the next fax machine. Kind of useful, but ultimately not important and will probably be replaced by something better.

>>60602176 (OP)
We don't know yet but it's cool

>>60604114
>its gonna be huge
except it's already stagnant. we haven't seen a significant AI breakthrough in over a year, it's all just the same LLMs with slightly better UX and widgets.

Its pretty cool. You can now do anything you want in the world completely by yourself, no team needed. Sigma males are about to rule the world.

>>60604114
There's going to be need for labor. Dirt cheap labor only. Labor where value of man is lower than value of machine. It's the beginning of the decline for mankind.

>>60602176 (OP)
It’s a glorified search engine. NPCs in goldeneye 64 were AI. Computers just got better and banks needed a new buzzword to hype tech companies. The video and image stuff is cool though.

Musk said he thinks AI will be able to discover new technologies next year. Exciting times are ahead for all of us. There will be technologies that we never thought were possible, and some we never even considered.

>>60602176 (OP)
i don't think, AI thinks for me
>t. ChatGPT Plus, Perplexity Pro, Google AI Pro subscriber

>>60603454
What industry is your company? >>60605811
picrel

>>60607746
>>60608585
Wrong. Its here to stay, like it or not. Just like steam, then electricity, then the PC, then the internet. Agentic AI and Real World models are the game changers here. Eventually your ID, your health records, your finances, your legal status, your hopes and dreams will be in a soul-bound NFT encrypted into the blockchain. It will be good/ it will be bad. Security will be paramount and highly sought after. You own your data; you protect your data.
In that time, off-grid will generally mean living between the blocks, which will become increasingly difficult as the computing becomes faster, never at rest.

>>60608970
This. Doing it now with varying degrees of success.

For all the retards saying that AI would kill software devs, they are going to be more empowered than ever before.

With AI, it's feasible to run a larger companies with less staff... even running a company completely solo.

This is immense power, especially as we are entering the narrative of AI agents replacing donkey work on the PC. Technologists always win.

>>60609138
>they are going to be more empowered than ever before

The only thing they'll be empowered to do is to start their own business, but since everyone will have to start their own business, the competition will be impossibly fierce, especially as a few companies absorb almost all of the market share.

Face reality: 95% of people will require UBI to survive.

>>60609186
>Face reality: 95% of people will require UBI to survive.
Grow up retard
Why do you idiots not realize capital goods will also come down in price, thus making starting a business extremely easy?

UBI is retarded. Just let the market function to bring down prices

>>60609186
They will sooner kill you in wars than give you UBI

>>60602176 (OP)
Anti Intelligence

>>60609220
It'll probably be a deadly man-made virus and they'll charge a lot for the vaccine. That way they can cull the world's population while protecting the elite and making an insane amount of money at the same time.

>>60608596
This is objectively not true and it betrays that you're just a stochastic parrot, repeating things you've read without actually having a model of the world.

It reminds me of that qoute where some guy said internet is going the way of the fax machine

We probably have a dotcom esq bubble to go through but in 30 years the impact will be huge.

>>60602213
This jokes but honestly block chain is very similar to memory function

>>60602176 (OP)
>What does /biz/ think of AI?
Mostly AI slop, anon. Every project is slapping AI on their whitepaper for VC funding. 99% of it is buzzword garbage. The only actual AI agent play I'm even bothering to look at is when it's natively baked into an L1 for actual automation, like Supra's AutoFi. Otherwise, it's just more ways to lose money.

>>60609138
>>60609186
You are coping hard. I have limited programming experience. With Claude Code I can churn out multiple thousand line applications in 30 minutes that work, and have no critical bugs. I've made trading bots, scrapers, entire crypto platforms. Just for fun. In the hands of a professional developer, you can fire all of the people underneath you.