@PlatoonPod Hyperscalers are making all these demands for compute, assuming that their customers are actually going to use AI as much as these companies want them to. Most people who use it - practically all of us - only use it as a search engine.
@IanCarrollShow So then what's the issue? I will defend my claim of overwhelming evidence and she will defend hers.
Let's get to the truth!
You agree right?
@SteveeStrife@nmh_2008@paleochristcon So when you read the posts, you don't get the impression that he's really trying to get a debate scheduled? Really now...
@SteveeStrife@nmh_2008@paleochristcon Brother, he's trying to get this debate scheduled. Can't be hiding behind semantics if he gets an actual debate scheduled, right?
@SteveeStrife@nmh_2008@paleochristcon I'm impressed with your vocab. Super good. You're welcome to give an alternative definition for "viable". If that's really your quibble.
@SteveeStrife@nmh_2008@paleochristcon You should re-read Andrew's post. "Viable", meaning "theoretically possible" is a useless thing to argue. That's the point ANDREW'S making. You think you're dunking on him, but you're not
It's a bit bothersome how difficult gauging audience reactions has become. Netflix once had a star system. YouTube had a dis/like counter. Entertainment media used to give tickets sold, or books sold.
I guess average people using quantifiable metrics is a thing of the past