I dont wanna say it but I think this is a hype train headed for failure
I dont wanna say it but I think this is a hype train headed for failure
It is the most useful tool I have ever used as a programmer. It's absolutely not a "hype train".
I’m sure there’s a good deal of over-promising, overexuberant salesmen trying to make a quick buck from it too a la crypto, but the technology is absolutely useful and providing real value as-is.
I’m paying the $10 a month and I hate subscriptions.
…unlocks phone using face and then asks it to translate something to French…
It's all nice and cool but most of the projects are toys and/or junior level generated boilerplate
It's good for summarizing, rephrasibing and other neat features but that's about it, a far cry from the oracle some people seem to worship
AWS: https://aws.amazon.com/machine-learning/ml-use-cases/ Azure: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/cognitive-service... Google: https://cloud.google.com/products/ai
I bet there are a lot of companies out there where that's a non-trivial percentage of their workflow (I know that in my case, we have reconsidered several internal projects in light of ChatGPT doing a better job).
It already does translation on the level / better than Google Translate, without being specifically trained for it (as one example). And it can play chess without a specialized model.