• Yer Ma
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    318 months ago

    A very dumb bubble that will pop and leave companies scrambling to be certified “AI Free” to gain customers and employees

    • @Godort@lemm.ee
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      278 months ago

      So far, the only thing AI has shown to be pretty good at is summerizing a large amount of data, and even then it cant be fully trusted to not make mistakes.

      • @h3ndrik@feddit.de
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        8 months ago

        Hmm, I think summarization is a bad example. I’ve read quite some AI summaries that miss the point, sum up to a point where the simplification makes sth wrong or the AI added things or paraphrased and made things at least ambiguous. Even with the state of the art tech. Especially if the original texts were condensed or written by professionals. Like scientific papers or good news articles…

        What I think works better are tasks like translating text. That works really well. Sometimes things like rewording text. Or the style-transfer the image generators can do. That’s impressive. Restoring old photos, coloring them or editing something in/out. I also like the creativity they provide me with. They can come up with ideas, flesh out my ideas.

        I think AI is an useful tool for tasks like that. But not so much for summarization or handling factual information. I don’t see a reason why further research coudn’t improve on that… But at the current state it’s just the wrong choice of tools.

        And sure, it doesn’t help that people hype AI and throw it at everything.

      • MxM111
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        AI is a tool, and one need to learn using it. But even today, just two years from introduction to the public (LLMs) it has lot’s of uses. This is one of the fastest adoption of nearly any technology.

    • Vojtěch Fošnár
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      88 months ago

      The same way companies advertise they are certified to be “Privacy respecting”, right? right?

    • aard
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      28 months ago

      A problem of this bubble is that it is making AI synonymous with LLM - and when it goes down will burn other more sensibly forms of AI.