>/g/tards: AI is going to take your job!!!
>reality:

and cheating zoomers will wonder why no one hires them

My work coach tells me to keep using AI, he uses AI for most of what he does. When I tell him that using AI makes you look unprofessional and that it's no magic he looked at me like I was retarded.

>>106190026 (OP)
To be fair, your average /g/tard is, at best, has some rote memorization of some shitty tardlang they learned at a coding bootcamp.
Of course streetshitter-tier morons like that are going to be replaced (assuming they were employed to begin with).

>this tech has already captured the entire younger generation
>that means it's going away in a few years
lol

>>106190026 (OP)
Keep coping codetroon. Your people will be replaced and you will die of hunger.

>>106190026 (OP)
>/g/tards: AI is going to take your job!!!
>reali...ACK

Your are obsolete tech tranny.

>>106190196
This curve just shows there was an increase during the pandemic and then return to the mean though

>>106190063
Retard

>>106190209
You need IQ of 200 to understand this. Normal people cannot understand this.

>>106190209
Yes, but the number of graduates hasn't also "returned to the mean"
Those jobs are gone, they aren't coming back meanwhile the available worker pool is continually expanding like your mom.

>>106190026 (OP)
Ever since we replaced LLMs with non jeet developers, our productivity increased to pre AI bubble levels :D

>>106190196
>>106190209
I think its such a huge coincidental boon to AI companies that we have both relatively high interest rates (compared to the last near 20 years of QE) and we just ramped down from a historically high period of software developer hiring because everybody was stuck inside consuming digital services.
Its helping AI companies point at things like this and say "See, AI is reducing the need for workers!" when the reality is that companies are mostly just being constrained by interest rates.

>>106190063
My STEM class (masters level) we have these written discussions, simple questions usually with open ended answers. I answered mine bluntly and matter of fact. I got 65% score for grammer and spelling errors. No marks for content. Like it was an english class or something. Meanwhile everyone is blantantly using AI to answer. I ran my answers through AI and reposted its wording of my answers and got 100%. I really dont know what Im expected to do other than using AI. You try to be human and not talk in that condescending ass drip voice of GPT and you get failing marks despite content.

Brainrot moment.
>zoomers literally turnoff their "brain" in just one day.

what 3rd world country ends its school year on june 6th?

>>106190026 (OP)
Yeah and guess what happens when those students grow up? It took no time for you retarded zoomers to skibdi dab your way into the workforce.

>>106190283
>stem class
>master level
>being assessed over spelling and grammar
someone is lying about it being a master level study, either you or your university

>>106190063
Most people do not really have any ideological bent for or against AI and simply see it as a tool to accomplish tasks like excel or outlook. In fact your boss probably thinks your retarded for taking all the time and effort to handwrite things like emails and summaries that could be done by an AI in 3 seconds. There will come a time when your boss sits you down and asks why your work is so weird and different from everyone else's. Then he'll explain to you that the customer wants a "uniform, familiar experience" so either start using AI or your fired.

>>106190481
No its totally true. I had a 200 word essay due on penis inspection day and AI was the only possible way to get it done!

>>106190209
oh yea? what about THIS graph then smartass

>>106190453
Sunmer begins for students on June 4th here in America

>>106190026 (OP)
I've said it before. I actually work as an SMB IT provider. we had a lot of requests for AI during the hype. companies quickly realized it couldn't do things reliably and started dropping services. they came out the gate with too much hype.

>>106190026 (OP)
TikTok for many years, was a platform for kids, then they grew up

>>106190549
Looks like it's going up though

>>106190026 (OP)
i like how u also see the dips every weekend kekw

>>106190481
doesnt purdue catch enough shit as it is? no need to pile on

>>106191769
DOMP IT

>>106190026 (OP)
Cheating students use the free tier. they actually cost oai money.
Apparently anti-AI fruitcakes are also economically illiterate too.

>>106190063
LLMs are basically like doing ctrl-f on every book on Earth simultaneously. Would would using that be a bad thing? Are you afraid of reading?

Since you're so keen on doing everything yourself, why don't you solder your own motherboard before you write any code? Why don't you grow your own silicon boules?

Stupid

>>106192371
oh sweaty

>>106192347
>Bogdanoff, he finished his bachelors in computer science.

>>106192404
>LLMs are basically like doing ctrl-f on every book on Earth simultaneously.
A statement as accurate as your average ChatGPT garbage.

>>106190026 (OP)
>/g/tards
we discussed this matter thoroughly past year
and the consensus is that chatbots suck at programming, proper

aicultists and other kinds of shills come from other boards
this aint us, at least i fukken disavow

>AI is a ponzi scheme
Always was.

>>106194317
>roi only 25 years

>>106192404
>>106190283
>>106190512
Honestly speaking, why do all AI fags not know how to write coherent sentences in english?
Are we supposed to believe you're intelligent enough to pass university if you can't even write a coherent sentence?
For God's fucking sake...
And I say this as english being my third language and having had no better teaching than kindergarten level during my study years.

>>106190026 (OP)
Even at the peak of this chart they are taking massive losses in operating costs. It's not economically viable and frankly it's only use is making 90IQ retards seem like they have 105

>>106190262
>because everybody was stuck inside consuming digital services
Isn't it mindboggling that everyone and their mother started hiring like mad but at the same time we're led to believe that due to working from home, worker's have been less productive, with double the workforce?
There's something really scummy here that no one's speaking about, because during pandemic all videogames in production went into production hell and basically blackholed all those years, while at the same time gacha and fortnight started pumping content every week like there's no end in sight, both cases having the workers work from home, this just doesn't make sense.

>>106195491
shut up retard

>>106190196
What does this look like when you account for indeed's traffic over time?

>>106195528
It definitely has a use case in coding boilerplate shit that fits within the context window. In those cases it's great and there is a huge commercial market. It's also good for tons of office wagie tasks, so I think Microsoft is gonna do extremely well with copilot and integrating it into their shit.

But yeah, giving every retard access to a 1.8 trillion parameter model was obviously extremely unprofitable and it's no surprise that (((they))) are now neutering that service.

>>106190048
Only 2 years and it's gen alpha who will be graduating from high school.