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  • Jhex@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for FirefoxEnglish
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    3 days ago

    You think people aren’t going to want to use AI unless it does literally everything for them? That’s exactly the “if something’s not perfect then it must be awful” mindset I was criticizing in the comment you’re responding to.

    NOT AT ALL… I am simply claiming AI is NOT living nearly close to the expectations the peddlers have raised. I’m not saying if it’s not perfect it must be bad, I am saying it is disappointing

    I don’t see a link to that research, but that means 38% don’t believe AI is significantly overhyped.

    Not even close again… if I can prove I did not kill the Sheriff, this is not prove I did not kill the deputy. Maybe ALL of that 38% think AI is just over hyped (not significantly)

    You are now arguing that the source that you yourself brought into this discussion is no good.

    Again no, my source was there simply to state AI projects are failing left, right and center and I have made very clear that I am speculating from that (and my own experience) that tech savvy people do not like AI

    See, I cannot hide a project that failed spectacularly… but I can smile nervously in my boss’ office telling the reporter I, in no way, blame the shit tech that he forced us to use.

  • Jhex@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for FirefoxEnglish
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    3 days ago

    So we’ve moved from “no tech-savvy people use AI!” to “lots of tech-savvy people use AI, but many of them fail to make it profitable!”

    No, we are trying to tease out if “tech savvy people” use AI at gun point or not because if it is at gun point, it disarms your argument

    The Commerce Institute puts that 95% figure in perspective, about 65.3% of all businesses fail by their tenth year. That’s not focusing just on a particular industry that’s the most unknown and volatile one, that’s everything, including fields that have been well known and understood for decades. And I should also note, your source said 95% had yet to grow their revenue, not that 95% had failed - it’s only been a year or two for most.

    These are not new business (not all at least, these are already viable businesses trying to reap the promises of AI and failing miserably. You can interpret however you want but I interpret that as “most of these business bought the snake oil and it did not cure their hiccups”

    Wow, only 30% of office tasks can be handled by AI? Clearly a useless technology, throw it away.

    Again, what is the expectation being sold out there? 30 % increase in preformance? or “we WOn’T nEEd progRAmMers iN 3 yEars”?

    So, half of them haven’t abandoned those plans.

    Meaning what? sunk cost fallacy? deeper pockets to hold on and see if they can fix it? deeper pockets and being able to hide the huge mistake this was? I can speculate in the opposite direction you are, just as easily

    I don’t see a link to that research, but that means 38% don’t believe AI is significantly overhyped.

    If my job depends on saying you are correct… Mr. FaceDeer you are always correct, the most correct ever.

    This ties to my previous comment that we need to find unbiased sources and that would include people that use AI because they want to, not because their livelihood depends on it

    Basically, you’re falling into the trap of assuming if something’s not perfect and not universally loved then it must be awful

    Not even close… what I am seeing is that AI peddlers promised elephants but they are delivering something that looks like a large dog with no cool trunk