Keeping up with the overwhelming pace of AI innovation

Re:Keeping up with the overwhelming pace of AI innovation by MJsGlove on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @03:01PM (#35346150)

With all the hype, if this doesn’t pan out, then the technologists will lose a lot of credibility like they did with the predictions around self driving cars and 3D printing. You can only make so many claims of imminent life-changing tech before people just call your bluff, depending on society’s tolerance.

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Re:Keeping up with the overwhelming pace of AI innovation by crop_rotation on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @03:14PM (#35346319)

Unlike all the Waymo cars and 3D printers, GPT4 is already out there. Anyone can sign up and use it. As long as OpenAI can scale it, even if no further improvements happen it (or a variant of it), will soon be as mainstream in companies as MS Office Suite of Products.

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Re:Keeping up with the overwhelming pace of AI innovation by baq on Wednesday March 29, 2023 @01:54AM (#35353177)

The Microsoft office copilot demo blew me socks off and I really don’t say things like that lightly. They have use cases figured out and implemented already.

(Video at https://news.microsoft.com/reinventing-productivity/)

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Re:Keeping up with the overwhelming pace of AI innovation by antibasilisk on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @03:37PM (#35346640)

But 3D printing and self-driving did change things

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