hm, maybe we're misinterpreting each other's main point.
My reply was to some person who said that AI was akin to astrology, i.e. absolutely fake bullshit, which is bonkers to me.
Your reply was that AI, like 3d printing, is likely not going to be mass adopted by the average consumer, despite the hype, which i think is a reasonable prediction, and doesn't necessarily mean it won't have some valuable applications.
Yeah, if you see it that way then I think we agree.
croes's point, I believe, about the astrology was that we know today that LLMs will produce bad results and that they can't be trusted. Yet the hype is sort of at a "Well, if we just give it more time maybe that problem goes away". Similar to how in astrology "if you just think about it right, the prediction was actually accurate".
That's where I see the parallels with 3d printing. There was a sort of "We can print anything with enough time!" even though by and large the only printable things were plastic toys.
My reply was to some person who said that AI was akin to astrology, i.e. absolutely fake bullshit, which is bonkers to me.
Your reply was that AI, like 3d printing, is likely not going to be mass adopted by the average consumer, despite the hype, which i think is a reasonable prediction, and doesn't necessarily mean it won't have some valuable applications.
Maybe just agree to agree?