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A Boring Dystopia
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It feels like AI Mania has come to an end. Kind of like Facebook, the only ones still on it are your parents.
Buckle the fuck up, my friend XD
You haven't seen the end. You haven't even seen the middle.
With OpenAI's reasoning models, you maybe saw the end of the beginning.
LOL wut! It's just now getting started. It's going to be years until the winners and losers are sorted. In any case, AI is here to stay. For some companies anyway.
In referring to AI Mania and the disdain people got discovering genAI is still disappointingly a long way off. It wasn't a leaps and bounds thing, just LLMs bringing the attention back on like there was a breakthrough, though the pace of the tech has not changed.
Expect a resurgence in a few more years once the world is done with betas and thing improve at the same old rate. I think the best we got coming up is genAI assisting the increase of speed toward actual AI as a whole. Reliable generative iterations would be really helpful, but we're obviously not there yet and likely not for a little while more.
In the meantime, the global open betas not advertised as such have done their job, but have left a foul taste in mouths.
I will never forgive the zucc for killing craigslist