The AI shovels industry is doing good business. Other than that, any major use-case behind the recent AI hype? One that has brought tangible benefits, or at the very least a positive ROI.
If you don't see the potential of the tech and the rapid advances, I can't help you. But the issue around deployment is more legal (and perhaps not enough GPUs to go around).
Not sure it matters. We’re very much in do first ask permission later territory here and nobody is putting the genie back in the bottle.
The legal will have to bend towards reality
I have 20 interviews coming down the pipe -- all of which have highly tactical / near term valuable ideas like this.
I was in an 800-level (PhD) course last semester, and the professor made a fun lecture where each student had to present a paper from the last 5 years that’s been completely outdone by GPT4. You wouldn’t believe how it casually outperforms the state of the art from just 5 years ago. My paper was about natural language to bash commands. GPT4 is lightyears ahead of the previous state of the art. You could probably make a business off just a natural language interface to the Linux operating system.
major: chatgpt for answering questions, explaining topics and helping with coding has brought me personally massive ROI
minor: a lot of companies are integrating LLMs to upgrade their offerings and a lot of small SaaS now exist due to LLMs. I have to guess at least some of those have a positive ROI
There are lots of use cases, we seem to only talk about LLM's recently.
Indeed, I was thinking mostly about LLMs, as it seems to me that this type of news presented in the article is mostly targeting that field.