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by stwsk
13 hours ago
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There are already extreme edge case uses for AI that are incredibly, freakishly efficient compared to literally any human. Just for say, book or film recommendations... If you want obscure in the sense that no critical re-appraisal or any kind of cult following or curiosity towards it doesn't exist at all period, I'm talking about movies with literally 7 comments across the entire internet. Great films, loved by noone, usually too old to catch any meaningful wave by now... Nothing will ever compare. I've not been able to read nearly as many books as I've watched films but every single recommendation has been fantastic and tailored to my taste in such a way that only very few people have ever achieved, and even then those people are not capable of giving you a brand new list of books to read or movies to watch every single night. In a broader sense, computational chemistry and drug discovery is already exploding- very, very hard to see that genie being put in the bottle. They've probably created such a large backlog of potentially useful outputs that it would take centuries for humans to sift through. Useful AI is already here! Get over it. Your term "jagged intelligence" is very good, I will have to write that one down. Jagged indeed. |
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