Are you optimistic about the rising capabilities of Open-source, open-weight and even commercial LLMs? Technological Optimism is all you Need I predict that we will enter an "AI Summer" in 2025. ☀️ The "AI Summer" is Coming: OpenAI's levels of AGI 🔥 are going to get a lot more expensive for Enterprises in 2025. OpenAI and Anthropic will have huge revenue years next year and it will change the entire landscape and pave the way for the AI startups to come. Sam Altman has been a leading figure in this and deserves our study, attention and appreciation. https://lnkd.in/gVSMMYDj
There is no way openai will still be a thing in 150+ years, when tech improves enough to get close to AGI. #fraudberry
There are absolutely no signs of all of this. Other than hyperbole wishes, predictions and empty promises. AI industry is in a slump, OpenAI might run into the ground, and no one is making any money and only over-valuing everything as a last convulsion. Which is a good thing, because it is a good cleansing that is needed to get AI at the right level again where it actually can contribute to the world then some deep pockets of a handful tech companies. AGI is a pipe-dream at the moment, we are no-where close. If Sam/OpenAI are "close" why are all his people running away from his company at the moment, where are the investments he needs? Money should be readily available. And now he is taking the escape-route making sure he has money when it implodes. He has nothing to show for. But that is my honest opinion. This all is a pity as it gives AI a bad wrap, and people are now over-cautious because of it. AI can contribute, just not how it is envisioned by OpenAI and the others. This "summer" you talk about will come, but not in 2025, and in a much different way (not AGI), I think.
A brain is what you need, as a human. That thinking ability that AI can never achieve. So don't look to AI to do your thinking.
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2moI still fail to see how a mass reduction in jobs leads to "shared prosperity" for all. Isn't he about to recieve a check for $10B after the rest of his team quit? I also don't understand the giant leap from "personal assistant" and "virtual tutors" to "fixing the climate" and "discovering all physics". All this from a guy who, as far as I can tell, has never had a "real job".