>>23565699
Lying faggot. She got a building thrown at her.
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>>23280517
>People will realise too late since most business people are retarded karens and boomers being sociopathic and doing horrible things like cutting corners and replacing people with AI just to increase those profit margins.
yeah
you mention cutting corners and replacing people with AI
there's a shit ton of little AI startup companies from ivy league universities who enable shit like that, basically just some kids trying to make a few million dollars by selling AI as ACTUALLY being able to replace the staff of a company, when it won't work in the long run
it's just lazy people trying to make money from the LLM hype, selling it as a solution for absolutely everything
AI and LLMs are useful in their place, but they aren't that broadly useful, and people are figuring it out
but what's interesting is neural networks are extremely versatile, or atleast they could be
i think the uses for those will continue to develop over time, and that's what will turn out to actually be valuable, kinda the way social media turned out to be valuable 20 years after the dotcom bubble & crash
>People will realise too late since most business people are retarded karens and boomers being sociopathic and doing horrible things like cutting corners and replacing people with AI just to increase those profit margins.
yeah
you mention cutting corners and replacing people with AI
there's a shit ton of little AI startup companies from ivy league universities who enable shit like that, basically just some kids trying to make a few million dollars by selling AI as ACTUALLY being able to replace the staff of a company, when it won't work in the long run
it's just lazy people trying to make money from the LLM hype, selling it as a solution for absolutely everything
AI and LLMs are useful in their place, but they aren't that broadly useful, and people are figuring it out
but what's interesting is neural networks are extremely versatile, or atleast they could be
i think the uses for those will continue to develop over time, and that's what will turn out to actually be valuable, kinda the way social media turned out to be valuable 20 years after the dotcom bubble & crash
>>23117411
i feel you
i feel you