That's a fantastic caricature of Zuckerberg.
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I still can't believe people bought those stupid monkey digital photos
I met someone once who had "invested" in these. Like, thousands of pounds. He thought he was super clever, talked down to us because we were so far out of the loop. I do wonder what happened to him. Poor guy.
The moment it was clear they couldn't figure out what the "Next Big Thing" was they started throwing shit at the wall before going "well if we can't find the next best thing, we'll force it on them!"
That's how we got to where we are with AI.
To be fair, crypto only enabled scams, NFTs imploded because of how useless they are and the metaverse seems like a dystopia to most people. AI on the other hand has changed the way I do my job significantly. It's not just a promise, it's a genuinely powerful tool.
cryptos amazing, I can pay people without President Donald J Trump having access to my payment records online
Its not just ___ its ____.
But fr, in academic fields its certainly helpful to have super human pattern recognition. In most fields, however, its just slop generation. Creative fields and now even code are being flooded with garbage and I dont think we'll be able to fix it. Sure, some places are benefiting, but on the whole its just a massive black hole of hand-holding and flooding that we'll be cleaning up for decades.
That is true job security. Being able to undo everyone else's screwups. Such work kept me gainfully employed for 45 years.
"It's not just a promise, it's a genuinely powerful tool."
Methinks you've spent too much time with GenAI LLMs or are a bot yourself. "It's not x, it's y"
I don't know, it's probably save me a couple hundred hours so far. Maybe more. It is genuinely incredibly powerful for coding (When used correctly)
Sorry, complete non sequitur, is the Hyperion in your username a Dan Simmons reference?
a genuinely powerful tool.
As is a hammer. The issue is when you treat the solution to every problem as a nail.
LLMs are also great scam enablers.
If LLMs weren't a tool to extract knowledge from people and dumb them down while preventing them from accessing wealth and they were environmentally sustainable, then I could see them as a useful tool. I don't want to boil the planet so that an LLM can generate the minutes of yet another unnecessary meeting, I want not to have to hand in minutes of unnecessary meetings.
The metaverse twist was certainly useless and realized in the most uninsipred soulless way, but vr otherwise has some utility and can be entertaining to a niche.
AI as so far realized has some utility, but a handful of asshats are similarly supremely obnoxious about it, and in my experience way more people are being obnoxious about it than it is useful.
To be left behind is nothing someone should be afraid.
Ageing a really funny experience. As a young person being left behind like that was unthinkable. I'd do anything to not get left behind. Now that I am a lot older I couldn't care less if I get left behind. I've found what makes me happy, I don't need to keep up anymore. It's so freeing.
FOMO comes along a lot when you're younger.
Then you MO a lot, for various reasons, and you realize it's not a big deal.
If you don't MO, then you never develop the FO, and then next thing you know, you're in a FAFO loop.
I'm in the ROMO phase. Relief of missing out.
Actually, can they just leave me alone?
Wrong picture, should be Dario/ Jensen
This is the future you donβt want to be left behind do you?
Can they just get in their little fucking bunkers already, and we can seal them off? Not many guillotines required, the stupid fucks can corner themselves and rot... much easier
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who is the first guy? i know the 2nd one is the zuckerborg, and sam altman is the 3rd one.
Possibly Jimmy Fallon
Is it Will Entriken?
Even if every developer has a max subscription and uses it to mostly or completely automate their coding activities...how many people is that? A few hundred thousand? Where are these supposed revenues going to come from?
Well, first of all, the max subscription is going to cost 10k a month, so jot that down
Hah, and then nobody will buy it. They tried to up token prices earlier this year and were forced to go back to selling $10000 of compute for $100 in like a month because usage dropped off.
Don't you worry! AI is gonna think of something.../s
Not arguing your point, but a few hundred thousand...?
If you're going to be making an argument, at least get the most basic of your facts right.
Globally there are about 40-50 million software engineers. A hell of a lot more than a few hundred thousand. 1/10th of that is in the U.S.
I was guessing, sure, but apparently so were you:
https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/devecosystem-data-playground/
Even if the numbers are what you're saying they are...and the same number of full-time developers transition to become full-time prompters (doubtful), and every one of them buys a $100 a month subscription that's only 60 some odd billion a year. They're projecting revenues to grow into the trillions per year. Literally how?
My clients have accountants, pms, service dept using claude too. for what I do not know. Having said that, I agree I am not sure how this money pit will make money. the plan seems to be nvidia to keep dumping money into ai companies and then the ai companies from nvidia..
It's painfully obvious to me as a (reluctant) daily user of these things that most people will have no use for it.
Maybe there are some people for whom the barrier to entry for software development was that they didn't want to learn a programming language but were otherwise very technical and wanted to create software, but that seems like it's a small amount of people.
Aside from the coding itself, developing software with Claude has all of the same problems developing software without it had.
There are also new risks to developing software with it, because among other things it further siloes developers (into teams of one + chatbot).
To be fair, nfts and vr were never forced on consumers quite like AI is. VR is incredible for certain types of gaming. NFTs are also incredible too. They allow you to quickly identify morons with disposable income.
Notably VR also generally wasn't the main pitch. It was just seen as axillary. The reason they promoted it as the next big thing, was the """metaverse""". Definitions varied, but it was generally a social media platform owned by the seller, and/or was virtual real estate.
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