If I had a penny for every "this new stuff will never work" or "this new stuff will never take off "and then it did, I could probably afford nice dinner.
Maybe a nice cake for dessert too, with an extra dollop of fear.
And butger frosting
I can say something similar, if I had a penny for every time the next big thing was pronounced and hyped, but didn't take off, I could probably afford a Rivian.
All I can think of is the segway.
This "ai" isn't going away, there's too much profit to chase and corporate knows it.
I mean it's not even new. The last decade we mostly just called it machine learning and this type of work has been going on longer than that. It only feels new because we're putting generative tools in people's hands. It's already proven itself, it's already replacing jobs.
Truth. The generative AI stuff is just slightly better, slightly more accessible machine learning technologies trained on massive amounts of public internet data.
About the jobs part though, it's also creating a lot of jobs. Will it be more or less jobs long term, it's hard to say. However, machine learning right now creates a ton of high paying technical jobs.
"Everything that can be invented has been invented" - Charles H. Duell, 1899.
[the origins of that quote are a bit sketchy but I'll just ignore that cause its a funny quote]
If I had a penny for every "this new stuff will never work" or "this new stuff will never take off "and then it did, I could probably afford nice dinner.
Maybe a nice cake for dessert too, with an extra dollop of fear.
And butger frosting
I can say something similar, if I had a penny for every time the next big thing was pronounced and hyped, but didn't take off, I could probably afford a Rivian.
All I can think of is the segway.
This "ai" isn't going away, there's too much profit to chase and corporate knows it.
I mean it's not even new. The last decade we mostly just called it machine learning and this type of work has been going on longer than that. It only feels new because we're putting generative tools in people's hands. It's already proven itself, it's already replacing jobs.
Truth. The generative AI stuff is just slightly better, slightly more accessible machine learning technologies trained on massive amounts of public internet data.
About the jobs part though, it's also creating a lot of jobs. Will it be more or less jobs long term, it's hard to say. However, machine learning right now creates a ton of high paying technical jobs.
"Everything that can be invented has been invented" - Charles H. Duell, 1899.
[the origins of that quote are a bit sketchy but I'll just ignore that cause its a funny quote]