You can’t believe that LLMs are unintelligent and produce inferior quality work while using an extraordinary amount of resources and also that they’re destined to take everyone’s jobs. Pick a lane.
This is just a ragebait advertisement of a company that will be bankrupt when the AI bubble collapses. They’re selling snake oil and empty promises.
Any company that buys into their BS will face a similar fate because companies who’re hiring humans will continue to out perform them in every important long-term metric.
You’re assuming that jobs are allocated to people/AI based on merit or competence or some other logical metric.
Just like the correlation between the cost of a product and it’s quality, these used to be true, but have become increasingly decoupled or even inversely correlated as marketing and sales tactics (or more simply, propoganda) have become more and more effective.
Edit : my bad, I didn’t read your entire comment properly. Yeah, I think companies that hire people and only use AI sparingly will survive better. I wouldn’t be surprised at all to see the majority of the global economy to collapse beforehand though
I think most readers didn’t make it past the first sentence before the outrage got them.
This poster is a symptom of the bubble. Another bottom feeder looking to jump into the oceans of cash being thrown around to capture a market that doesn’t yet exist.
No responsible decision-maker would replace employees with AI (it is, at best, a niche tool useful for some professionals, not a replacement). We’re already seeing business failures resulting from this kind of bad decision making.
It’s like the 2008 mortgage-backed securities crisis. Short-term thinking results in long term consequences.
In the future, this poster will be looked at like a Lehman Brothers brochure on their new mortgage investment offerings. It’s not a sign of how the world will be in the future, its evidence that even rich people can be idiots at scale.
I agree with everything you said apart from the last bit. “even rich people can be idiots” implies that they are less likely to be idiots than your average Joe.
You can’t believe that LLMs are unintelligent and produce inferior quality work while using an extraordinary amount of resources and also that they’re destined to take everyone’s jobs. Pick a lane.
This is just a ragebait advertisement of a company that will be bankrupt when the AI bubble collapses. They’re selling snake oil and empty promises.
Any company that buys into their BS will face a similar fate because companies who’re hiring humans will continue to out perform them in every important long-term metric.
You’re assuming that jobs are allocated to people/AI based on merit or competence or some other logical metric.
Just like the correlation between the cost of a product and it’s quality, these used to be true, but have become increasingly decoupled or even inversely correlated as marketing and sales tactics (or more simply, propoganda) have become more and more effective.
Edit : my bad, I didn’t read your entire comment properly. Yeah, I think companies that hire people and only use AI sparingly will survive better. I wouldn’t be surprised at all to see the majority of the global economy to collapse beforehand though
I think most readers didn’t make it past the first sentence before the outrage got them.
This poster is a symptom of the bubble. Another bottom feeder looking to jump into the oceans of cash being thrown around to capture a market that doesn’t yet exist.
No responsible decision-maker would replace employees with AI (it is, at best, a niche tool useful for some professionals, not a replacement). We’re already seeing business failures resulting from this kind of bad decision making.
It’s like the 2008 mortgage-backed securities crisis. Short-term thinking results in long term consequences.
In the future, this poster will be looked at like a Lehman Brothers brochure on their new mortgage investment offerings. It’s not a sign of how the world will be in the future, its evidence that even rich people can be idiots at scale.
I agree with everything you said apart from the last bit. “even rich people can be idiots” implies that they are less likely to be idiots than your average Joe.