It's sounding like the plan is to make all of this even harder to obtain as well. It's a shame we just cannot be nicer to each other, even if just for a decade.
Are you seeing any meaningful improvements to anything you use though? Like have self-driving cars become really cheap and common place? Medicine improved? Is Netflix giving us an abundance of cheap, really good content to watch? How is your AI doctor?
The geeks are telling us the LLMs are great, but that's about it.
I'm seeing way more AI generated youtube thumbnails...I know you will say "give it time" but I'm pretty convinced the problems AI solves are not the hard problems required to boost an economy.
It seems that it’s useful if it’s better than what you would have done yourself.
Although the poster had a bus company business plan that includes actuarial analysis in his head and some spreadsheets so that bar appears to be sufficiently high.
I wasn't arguing whether or not it's correct, I was pointing out that it's useful only because you know it's given you correct information.
Maybe we'll get to a point where we just trust everything we receive from these systems but I'm yet to meet a person who would fund a business solely on an LLMs generated business plans without being able to crosscheck them by someone trusted.
From my experience, if you think AI is better than most workers, you're probably just generating a whole bunch of semi-working garbage, accepting that input as good enough and will likely learn the hardware your software is full of bugs and incorrect logic.
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