The AI hype will pass but AI is here to stay. Current models already allow us to automate processes which were impossible to automate just a few years ago. Here are some examples:
Also really useful at many tedious work things, that used to take a lot of time. Not going anywhere, but hype will simmer down at some point to a more reasonable level.
Public sector hype may change forms, but governments and corporations and financial institutions are going to be quietly developing this tech like it’s the cold-war all over again. Maximum effort, no brakes.
Depends, a slowdown in the financial markets can actually drain a lot of loose investor money from this. Most likely if the trade war thing heats up, money for AI development will shrink.
I agree with most of you what you said, but I’m really conflicted about it.
On one hand I hate the abuse (mental as well as physical) young women regularly go through in the modeling industry, but on the other hand losing yet another outlet for human creativity also sucks.
AI itself is not getting better. Humans are getting better at writing the algorithms that will better be able to discern, classify, categorize, identify, direct the information flow, and predict based on more improved standardized inputs.
The AI hype will pass but AI is here to stay. Current models already allow us to automate processes which were impossible to automate just a few years ago. Here are some examples:
Note, these are obvious applications.
Also really useful at many tedious work things, that used to take a lot of time. Not going anywhere, but hype will simmer down at some point to a more reasonable level.
Public sector hype may change forms, but governments and corporations and financial institutions are going to be quietly developing this tech like it’s the cold-war all over again. Maximum effort, no brakes.
Depends, a slowdown in the financial markets can actually drain a lot of loose investor money from this. Most likely if the trade war thing heats up, money for AI development will shrink.
It’s not very good at detecting anomalies in ‘roentgen’ (aka x-rays) and CT scans. It’s getting better sure, but not replacing anyone anytime soon
I agree with most of you what you said, but I’m really conflicted about it.
On one hand I hate the abuse (mental as well as physical) young women regularly go through in the modeling industry, but on the other hand losing yet another outlet for human creativity also sucks.
AI itself is not getting better. Humans are getting better at writing the algorithms that will better be able to discern, classify, categorize, identify, direct the information flow, and predict based on more improved standardized inputs.