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I continue to find Mark impressive. I think there's something quite true about the "trying to create God" remark.
From a cynical atheist point of view he's not wrong: - god is an imaginary construct used to rationalize data points - god is often used by humans to make decisions, whether backed or not by data - god is overhyped substitute "god" with "AI"
The only thing the AI bubble is creating are fantastic returns for the nVidia stockholders. The rest is hot air.
I would agree. AI is the machine god realized. Not by virtue of its capabilities, but by the agency people hand off to it. Whether it be creative tasks or just planning their activities, I see more people rely on AI for more decisions. They don’t want to think about something, so they have an AI choose for them. One could argue Top 10 lists and Guides already did this, but for those it was limited to certain aspects…
I continue to find Mark impressive. I think there's something quite true about the "trying to create God" remark.
I would agree. AI is the machine god realized. Not by virtue of its capabilities, but by the agency people hand off to it. Whether it be creative tasks or just planning their activities, I see more people rely on AI for more decisions. They don’t want to think about something, so they have an AI choose for them. One could argue Top 10 lists and Guides already did this, but for those it was limited to certain aspects…
I would agree. AI is the machine god realized. Not by virtue of its capabilities, but by the agency people hand off to it. Whether it be creative tasks or just planning their activities, I see more people rely on AI for more decisions. They don’t want to think about something, so they have an AI choose for them. One could argue Top 10 lists and Guides already did this, but for those it was limited to certain aspects…
Wat. They're still just highly advanced auto-correct, and aren't eager to do anything. Sure some users might be eager to delegate the decision to them...