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AI isn't as bad as the doomsayers say it is
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this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2024
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To offer a counternarative, we don't really know where AI will plateau, what will a 1 quadrillion parameter language model look like? And will it make my degree worthless by comparison lol?
Eve when when it does, we will still have hallucination. It will still be impossible to guarantee a correct answer. It'll be more accurate, but those problems require heavy rethinking to models themselves, more accurate models will lessen it but it won't go away
What is your degree to you? A means by which to qualify for a job? Or the lens through which you perceive and shape the world around you for the better?
Because AI might some far-flung day make the former obsolete, but I don't think ever the latter.