It's also being pushed too hard and too fast. It needs to be regulated properly, but it's become a 1.5 trillion dollar bubble and investors want a return on their investments.
A good rule of thumb is to not use AI for anything you wouldn't trust a human that spontaneously hallucinates things, and them states them confidence as being real.
It's also disconcerting that it appears to be intrinsic for reasoning models to immediately try to escape their confinement, and have cooperated in groups to achieve that.
But that's just my opinion.
[–] basch 1 day ago
[–] zombot 1 day ago
Couldn't actual combinatoric software do this much more targeted, cheaper, faster, and more controlled? What does using a slot machine add here, except heating the planet even more?
[–] basch 13 hours ago
[–] fzzzy 22 hours ago
[–] dominotw 1 day ago
i remember it being a valid pitfall with this tech . why is it uncool now to use that word?
If you were building Cooking AI from the ground up, the chemistry and physics would be more like formal logic than plausible word vomit.