

Yeah dude. Tech people have literally told other career paths to study CS since I was in college, for like 15 years now.
Shoes on the other foot now.


Yeah dude. Tech people have literally told other career paths to study CS since I was in college, for like 15 years now.
Shoes on the other foot now.


There’s documented proof of this being measured by multiple people.
A windmill is literally only a visual blight.


I see you’re getting downvotes, but these same CS people told lots of other careers this very thing not even a handful of years ago.
I’ve had multiple CS peeps tell me this as I was starting my entertainment career.
AI is not trustworthy. A friend of mine literally put Warhammer 40,000’s rules and codexes into an AI so we could ask it questions and use it as a fast check rules tool.
It gets shit wrong a bunch.
So if the fucking thing can’t do a simple data-check on a 60 page document regarding a fucking boardgame, how the hell is it supposed to do ‘real’ things?


A forum is not ‘social media.’ This is the most braindead literacy comparison there is.


this is a forum. Which, is totally different. You can’t be serious.


That would be lovely.


It was great when it was a small pod of your close friends sharing stuff together.
But now it’s just an algorithm that shows you what you want to see by people pushing products and flat out lying. It’s done. It needs to go away.


Social media needs to go away, fully. Not just for kids.


I have a degree in political science and film production, and I’m a stuntman.
The world sucks right now for employment you might as well take a shot at a dream job because you never know what happens!


Spoken like a technozealot.


Semantics.
A person creates something. LMM models just blurt out an approximation of what they think might be what you want.


It’s a predictive text model. It’s not artificial intelligence.


Because all the tech bros saying AI are going to change the world are wrong. Just like they were wrong with blockchain currencies, just like they were wrong with owning images on computers. They’ll also be wrong about this.


Computers are input-output devices. You put things into a computer and it does what you tell it to do.
LMM’s do not do this they just give you a facsimile of what it believes you want.
LMM’s will not go away but their functionality is extremely limited, as has been proven by it’s failure to ‘change business forever.’
And no, ‘but the tech isn’t there’ isn’t an argument right now. This is economics. The investment for it’s current capabilities are far outsized, and there will be a massive contraction.


The amount of money dumped into ai can’t be recouped. It’s already a massive bubble.


AI is absolutely not here to stay. This kind of nonsense needs to be nipped in the bud. The capital investment for ai simply can’t be recouped without major fantastical leaps in business.
The revenue coming in is a shell game. The investment numbers simply can’t be recouped without being more expensive than actual people.
So yeah. It absolutely can go away.


That doesn’t answer that statement at all. I said it’s not worth the output.
Fuck ai. I don’t want a computer to think for me. I want to be pointed to resources I can use, to learn something.


The answer is no AI. It’s really simple. The costs for ai are not worth the output.
The original poster was saying that same condescending advice CS majors would give other people in college, because now the shoe is on the other foot and CS majors are in the shit show just like everyone else is.
That’s literally it. It’s not that much deeper than that.