A lot of fair criticisms of the splash page here. But, I'll say the slide deck has a nice comprehensive review of research headlines over the year, at least.
And their highlights conveniently ignored any and all negatives except for the one they could spin into a positive. It's almost like it's in their best interest to sell you a future so bright you gotta' wear million dollar shades.
Yes I guess asking 1200 "ai practitioners" would give you 95% ai-users... but what is with the 5 percent? 60 people are ai-liars? Anti-Survey anarchists?
3 to 4 years ago chat gpt2 wrote much more creative stories, its faults actually made
interesting and absurd concoctions out of it's training material. Nowadays its just a machine for plagiarizing works and laundering copyright.
Quite a comprehensive report. But things look too rosy when the phenomenon is at the peak of hype cycle. So I was curious to see what the Predictions tab has to say. It has disappointed me with the "current-state" news again, not really any predictions.
What profession do you have that made you a Luddite based on the current state of LLMs and AI?
I'm an artist, programmer and musician, and is no closer to being a Luddite today than five years ago, not sure why others would either. Anti-capitalist or Anti-fascist I'd understand, considering the state of the world and the current direction.
Interesting, this is the first I'm hearing of that. It's too little too late for me though. I was paying for Perplexity Pro and Kagi Ultimate at the same time for a few months to decide which I liked more. Perplexity was often able to get me answers that I wanted faster than Kagi could, but in the cases where it would run in circles around a false result, it seemed like it would more than make up for the time saved on other queries.
The CEO talking about wanting to roll out advertisements was one of the final nails in the coffin for me. I have exactly zero interest or patience for being subjected to advertisements on a service that I'm paying for.
The negativity here is a bit shocking. I mean, we're talking about a deck!
Looka like they just asked their target audience these survey questions. Which is highly biased, to say the least.
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this is so cringy
Even the best models write like mediocre fiction writers at best
It still is.
I'm an artist, programmer and musician, and is no closer to being a Luddite today than five years ago, not sure why others would either. Anti-capitalist or Anti-fascist I'd understand, considering the state of the world and the current direction.
The CEO talking about wanting to roll out advertisements was one of the final nails in the coffin for me. I have exactly zero interest or patience for being subjected to advertisements on a service that I'm paying for.
Automatic and instant reject.