I think AI is waiting for the bubble to burst for now

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ROI very low. it's all the same since back in the past even during the Internet era.

However, energy will always be required........ just wondering what other sectors/industries worth looking into

[jim889]

burst jiu burst lor.. mybfd
 

[Banned User]

ROI very low. it's all the same since back in the past even during the Internet era.

However, energy will always be required........ just wondering what other sectors/industries worth looking into

I'll put it this way:
dotcom era: computers and internet - work with me
Now: LLMs and generative "AI" - work for me
This is a paradigm shift as to how we use technology

[Arctic]

I'll put it this way:
dotcom era: computers and internet - work with me
Now: LLMs and generative "AI" - work for me
This is a paradigm shift as to how we use technology

And in above eras, humans are supposed to work less but we are putting in more hours at work instead

From 9-5 job become 24/7

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I'll put it this way:
dotcom era: computers and internet - work with me
Now: LLMs and generative "AI" - work for me
This is a paradigm shift as to how we use technology

no what i mean is, the drop is almost certainly for all new tech adoptions. it's well documented not just for dotcom but for many other things also

now is in the hype stage without them knowing how to get back ROI

[Banned User]

no what i mean is, the drop is almost certainly for all new tech adoptions. it's well documented not just for dotcom but for many other things also

now is in the hype stage without them knowing how to get back ROI

By letting people go which is what companies are doing right now

[Arctic]

no what i mean is, the drop is almost certainly for all new tech adoptions. it's well documented not just for dotcom but for many other things also

now is in the hype stage without them knowing how to get back ROI

Wait for it to burst loh unless you are in IT/Tech..
Just few years ago is coder and data scientist hype...