It also does concern me how basically nobody is building a real product around the current state of "AI", but are rather hinging their success on what they believe it will be in the near future.
It also does concern me how basically nobody is building a real product around the current state of "AI", but are rather hinging their success on what they believe it will be in the near future.
This morning I met an newspaper article: "What will be the results of the European elections? Let us ask ChatGPT".
But see, being it a given from experience that humans can be so bad in judgement, reasoning, professionalism, output... Why did we strive for superhuman judgement, reasoning, professionalism, output? (The same way we strived for superhuman strength.)
> Why did we strive for superhuman judgement, reasoning, professionalism, output?
Lots of possible reasons; there's many ways for it to be valuable.
(And it's not like the newspapers are deliberately writing fiction, with notable exceptions like The Onion).
If it's a rhetorical question, I'd be interested to know what you had in mind :)