The AI Revolution Is Already Losing Steam

Post by dpflan » Mon, Jun 03, 2024, 7:29 PM UTC

tim333 wrote: post #84

belter wrote: post #29

Earlier quoted context omitted.

This is the best description of the current state of affairs. But who is going to risk not invest on what could be another possible major breakthrough in 3 to 5 years? Either from a GPT5 or another source? It's not like all the brainpower that left OpenAI recently, suddenly converted to farming... At least load on NVIDIA options....

It feels a bit like the 1999 dot com bubble. The internet was real but valuations got ahead of the reality.

Post by AbstractH24 » Mon, Jun 03, 2024, 9:22 PM UTC

belter wrote: post #29

dpflan wrote: post #8

It’s the best demo-able software today that lets the customers’ minds go wild with the possibilities. But then the nuances of human abilities in commercial settings, like call center, become realities and obstacles that the software can’t surmount. Costs rise, productivity not so much, and then legal gets involved and it’s even more costly.

This is the best description of the current state of affairs. But who is going to risk not invest on what could be another possible major breakthrough in 3 to 5 years? Either from a GPT5 or another source? It's not like all the brainpower that left OpenAI recently, suddenly converted to farming... At least load on NVIDIA options....