i have yet to hear of anyone actually using AI for something properly
only exception im excited about is the non-main characters from video games, where a lot of the random NPCs, can now actually bring some more fun to the game.
only exception im excited about is the non-main characters from video games, where a lot of the random NPCs, can now actually bring some more fun to the game.
And translation and grammar/spell checking is also at a level which was unthinkable before LLMs hit.
But thats it, really. The "talking machine" aspect of it is more and more uncovered as totally useless.
you built a robot that sorts laundry? Tell us more!
Do you have any more info or links about the setup?
I would have answered earlier, but the silly HN rate limiter prevented me from passing the link to you.
I dont want to look it up yet agan.
And I dont want to use HN anymore,, this rate limit time-waster really just killed my sympathy for this site.
Sorry if I came off negatively.
I think many underestimate the true usefulness the current generation of AI has already achieved because a lot of it is in traditional, boring, bespoke or inhouse LoB systems whereas the press always focuses on public B2C
I used chatgpt 3 days ago to generate a script for me. Saved me probably an hour too.
We use it also in my startup for tasks which we wouldn't even tried without ML models because the quality of old libraries were to bad. Like pdf catalog to text, image classification and segmentation.