Re:OpenAI builds first chip with Broadcom and TSMC, scales b...
by bboygravity on Wednesday October 30, 2024 @02:12AM
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"Nobody has demonstrated it (publicly), so it cannot exist anytime soon" is not a very good argument IMO.
Your post reads a bit like that nobel prize winner who in the 90's said the internet would become similar marginal technology as fax machines. Just because nobody had demonstrated any revolutionairy use case for it at the time.
We went from barely having computers and no significant internet to what we have today in 30 years.
"We'll be long dead", yeah maybe if we don't die of old age.
This is delusional. Nobody has demonstrated AI that can even match the output that human creativity has accomplished in the past 5 years. It will take an awful long time before it's up there alongside humans, and by the time it surpasses us we'll both be long dead.
If you're not just being performative for a joke here, then I don't even know how I can explain how wrong you are. All of this - the promises of "AGI", the bajillion-dollar meme order sent to TSMC, the cryptic sama tweets in lowercase - it's performance art. It's unsubstantiated, nondilineated, unproven, unstudied nonsense. That's it. I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings, the crypto bros had to go through this a few months ago and it was tough for them too. But the dividends have to be paid, and in a few years time your "$7 trillion dollar" intellectual property empire will be sand.