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Hype-fueling science fiction or plausible scenarios? (ai-2027.com)
submitted 4 days ago by teri@discuss.tchncs.de to c/technology@lemmy.world
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A friend showed me this and treats it like a prophecy. I'm rather skeptical. To me seems like somebody tries to fuel the AI hype with this text or is completely drunk with AI. It also fuels the China-US who-is-better-fight and the authors thoughts seem to circle too much around the US president, IMO.

But I don't understand much of this machine-learning stuff. So maybe it's me being ignorant. Still, to me reads like science fiction. How about you?

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[–] vane@lemmy.world 2 points 4 days ago

Wake me up when AI figures out what people want. The selling point of AI is that you can type something and get answer.

The problem is that you need to type and ask meaningfull questions in your business domain and moreover your customers are not AI but real people.

Also if you think people are so smart that they can ask right questions, you're so wrong.

What if all companies start using AI and ask same questions ? How long customers can eat same thing everyday ?