You are extrapolating from when we saw huge improvements 1-2 years ago. Performance improvements have flatlined. Current AI predictions reminds me of self-driving car hype from the mid 2010s
Multimodality, MoE, RAG, open source models, and robotics, have all been/seen massive improvements in the past year alone. OpenAI's Sora is a multi-generational leap over anything we've seen before (not released yet, granted, but it's a real product). This is hardly flatlining.
I'm not even in the AI field, but I'm sure someone can provide more examples.
> Current AI predictions reminds me of self-driving car hype from the mid 2010s
Ironically, Waymo's self-driving taxis were launched in several cities in 2023. Does this count?
I can see AI skepticism is as strong as ever, even amidst clear breakthroughs.
>Ironically, Waymo's self-driving taxis were launched in several cities in 2023. Does this count?
No because usage is limited to a tiny fraction of drive-able space. More cherrypicking.
You're purposefully ignoring progress, and gating it behind some arbitrary ideals. That doesn't make your claims true.
But sure, please tell me more about how AI is a fad.