3 reasons why AIs like Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT have peaked, and will only get worse — and why it doesn't have to be this way

[Windows Central]

Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, and Google Bard all share one thing in common right now: they're actively trying to destroy themselves. Here are the biggest self-induced threats facing AI LLMs.

3 reasons why AIs like Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT have peaked, and will only get worse — and why it doesn't have to be this way : Read more

 

[naddy69]

Finally, an article about the real issues around "AI". I am really getting tired of the non-stop cheerleading for this absurd technology that just copies/steals copyrighted content, spins it around and spits out truckloads of meaningless drivel.

Well done and well written. Obviously NOT created by "AI".

With any luck, the lawsuits and the degrading quality due to "recursion" will put an early end to this nonsense.

 

[Jeffery L]

Jez, this is a really well written article that makes you think. There is also the issue of using machine learning pattern recognition for predicting the future. There has been research showing how it really is not that great. Noisy data produced under specific conditions does not forecast as expected when conditions subtility change from the trained dataset. Reality is messy and even massive machine learning tools cannot reliably see the future, but we can be fooled to believe they can.

I have thought about the issue of generative AI's argument of "fair use" of scrapping copyrighted material. I don't think it is fair use. This will cause a cash flow shift away from content creators, similar to how news boards have been giving a slow death to journalism.

 

[jasqid]

I have no use for this bloatware on my windows PC. AI is a useless fad. Wake me up when I can have a real conversation and dictate to JARVIS.