@AbdulElSayed because politicians inject trillions of dollars into the economy as bandaid solutions to gain votes. government debt is just borrowing from the future via inflation. we're at the elbow of an exponential curve that began in 1971
@antoniolupetti not from LLMs alone - people forget LLMs are only fed text. consciousness and spatial understanding is so much more than text. there are idioms in mandarin that don't even have direct english translations. language is a translation of feeling, not feeling itself
@vivoplt AI is certainly a powerful tool that speeds up workflow - but Anthropic CEO just larps on job loss to get everyone using his product. everyone is optimizing for doing things faster. building proper harnesses and decision systems require a lot of handholding
@aakashgupta stop spreading misinformation - you are comparing enterprise subscriptions to personal use subscriptions at the lowest tier. connecting to data is not the hard part - you obviously haven't heard the phrase garbage in garbage out. this isn't going to be the magic you claim
@bscholl companies laying off due to AI are just boosting their stock price in a high interest QT environment - short term margin is improved but long term revenue is lacking from poor innovation and quality. i havent seen a single product generated by AI worth using
@bonchieredstate people just can't fathom new jobs or fields being created. before the internet was a thing who knew social media marketing or SEO would be job functions? the narrative of all jobs being gone is such a limited viewpoint
Pro-tip to the AI enthusiasts: If you want people to actually support it, stop telling them AI will end all jobs while they get a check from the government and every tyrannical string that comes with it.
@weswinder the narratives are the worst part - every new paradigm of technology has pros and cons associated with it. we're unlikely to see the utopia or dsytopia that people claim. change is certain though. if you don't like change then yes it is worse