That's not peak AI yet. Wait until "AI" is a verb (meaning to apply an AI to, or to ask an AI about) and an adjective.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffal... will have a sister article consisting of "AI" only.
i.e. Apple Intelligence AI Agents create new ai.town agents based on apple intelligence
AI (Apple Intelligence (adjective))
AI (artificial intelligence agents)
AI (proposed verb meaning "create with generative AI")
AI (https://github.com/a16z-infra/ai-town shortening of AI Town)
AI (Apple Intelligence (adjective))
AI (artificial intelligence agents)
- The Cloud
- Big Data
- Self Driving cars
- ML (same as AI but more about chatbots)
- AI -> I know when Matthew McConaughey is wearing a cowboy hat shilling AI for salesforce(do they even have any GPU clusters at all??) that we have reached the peak of this wave and its all downhill until the next trend is found.
We’ve basically solved image recognition with ML techniques (including deep learning ones, which are now called AI, I think)
The cloud’s popularity and successfulness is self-evident if you follow the web space at all.
Neither of those were “just” trends. I think AI will follow in line with them. Obviously something useful that we will make extensive use of, but with limitations which will become clear in time. (Likely the same limitations we ran into with big data and ml. Not enough quality data and the effort of curating that data may not be worth it)
Or aiing?
But I don't think "AI" will be the word, I think it'll be a brand name that serves as a catch-all regardless of the brand you're actually referencing, like bandaid or kleenex.
Mildly irritating that sentence will be slightly more “real” since buffalo don’t really buffalo