A/I is invented for the brain dead. If you need someone to think for you and in the way of a simpleton, A/I is your guy. The A/I my wife uses to refill a prescription is a bumbling idiot. She always has to bypass it and get to a real human. And this is a simple task for such a creature that pretends to know everything yet it is a colossal failure.
In a lot of cases, you’re absolutely correct—AI can be an idiot, mainly because it lacks the flexibility of a human mind. Thus far, it’s been a lot like the tech bubble of the 90s—lots of promises and little payoff. That’s making investors nervous. Will the AI bubble pop? I’m not sure. Will it continue to improve? Yes—to a point. Where that point lies is what makes me worry.
A/I is invented for the brain dead. If you need someone to think for you and in the way of a simpleton, A/I is your guy. The A/I my wife uses to refill a prescription is a bumbling idiot. She always has to bypass it and get to a real human. And this is a simple task for such a creature that pretends to know everything yet it is a colossal failure.
In a lot of cases, you’re absolutely correct—AI can be an idiot, mainly because it lacks the flexibility of a human mind. Thus far, it’s been a lot like the tech bubble of the 90s—lots of promises and little payoff. That’s making investors nervous. Will the AI bubble pop? I’m not sure. Will it continue to improve? Yes—to a point. Where that point lies is what makes me worry.