@dangillmor This is not new... or am I missing something?

This one (for example): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaTRHFaaPG8
On the Lex F. podcast. It's scary.

@dangillmor The image should have given the robot too many fingers.

@dangillmor neat, time for them all to jump ship to the next scam.

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Murphy's Law

@dangillmor Yet, they will one day, corporately and individually, put their trust in it, to their own perdition. #AI

@dangillmor Hello

@dangillmor this is one of those cases where the general public has a more informed opinion than many working in the field or covering it in the media

@dangillmor Just following the stages of the hype cycle.

@dangillmor why is it a good news?

@dangillmor @Gargron I think a big factor here is that Gen AI is superficially amazing but the deeper you dig, the more holes you find. Even people who are excited about the tech are noticing this.

@dangillmor but but companies love them…. They use them to rate performances of employees.

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I just read something explaining how something worked in a game and it was so wrong it could only have been ai generated.

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Perhaps the programers just wanted the flaws to be found inherent in human coding sometimes then the AI just hallucinating was a fun side effect compounded the retreat and error.log got filled and people took a pause because AI has been around since the Groovy 1960's ✌️☮️🕉️🗻

Keep a watch for #Meta's pivot to.... ???? 😂

@dangillmor The people that need to learn this are putting their fingers in their ears and going "lalalalala I'm not listening" like a child.

@dangillmor If you're looking for information about an obscure topic, then AI definitely isn't something you should rely on. Of course, that's not to say all its features are no-good. Merely, AI is not ready to be a good, comprehensive knowledge base.

@dangillmor AI is in full gold rush, speculation mode. This started when one player in big tech achieved an advantage and the other big players rushed in to catch up. This was perceived as demand from the rest of the market and now we're in a speculation vortex. At a consumer level I'm detecting very little practical demand for, or uptake of AI products. At least the current offerings.

@dangillmor very funny (and exasperating) that they're calling it a "trust problem"

@dangillmor #Counterfactual : How much trust would we place in an employee who regularly and confidently hallucinates?