[smoldesu]

They're neat, but they're old. And frankly, they don't illustrate enough of an opportunity to build a product off of. Worst of all, they're not nearly dependable enough to provide any guarantee for. At best, you're building on a lie generator, which is only useful insofar as fooling the user is concerned.

I honestly think the last 3 years have been more exciting for compute hardware than AI software, which is really saying something in a post-Moore's-law world.

[space_fountain]

I think they're only old in that there were terrible version of all that tech in the distant past, but now chat gpt is actually practically useful to me fairly often, machine translation is a bit older but has gotten much better. It's a bit like you looked at google search and went, well yahoo already exists this isn't actually new.

I guess we'll just have to see