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>>57516266
>what if the AI hype is just managers and sales people who are unable to see how retarded AI actually is.
I think it's covid hysteria all over again, just this time with "AI". In 2020 it was pretty obvious that covid-19 was the seasonal flu and not a dangerous pandemic. But the hysteria went on for two years regardless.

It's obvious that generative AI is not going to become AGI anytime soon, but the hype train is running full speed so no one cares. I was reading about the first chatbot from the 60s called ELIZA, and apparently people were mystified by it too and thought it was conscious

>>54436137
>an optimised google search bar will replace my job
Besides it all just being hype and the tech not being as far, if AI could replace most jobs, it would only work with a very docile population that is heavily monitored. Like they would have to live in a smart city, chipped with a biometric chip and face monitoring everywhere.
Unless Robocop will chase me if I run out of the store with that AI shopkeeper bot.
Automation of many things have been happening for years, and its not really AI. More like just a script that the bot will always follow.

>>53701224
oh no no