It is increasing my ability and productivity beyond belief and I see incredible potential.
The author mentions they don’t think it is a bubble necessarily but that we will have lots of GPUs, however I seriously doubt anything other than more AI will be the result of lots of GPUs.
It's that the amount of investment outpaces the current value of return.
Think about the internet. Everyone rushed in and billions was spent. But we never stopped getting utility from the internet. In fact utility likely increased during the bust, which is why there was a 2nd boom in 2003, which may have continued had the GFC not occurred.
I have used it and it IS a bubble.
Why? There are lots of free AI models that one can run on a Macbook, and even hosted AI models are racing themselves to $0.
There will be a crash and this so-called "AGI" will takeaway more jobs than it creates. [0]
It's no secret that in 2030, it will become a reality as we already have accelerated layoffs and it isn't going to stop.
It appears in this hype cycle, it is the year 1999.
[0] https://www.weforum.org/publications/the-future-of-jobs-repo...
How?
It can get basic front-end react apps done but nothing beyond that.
But since front-end programming wasn't ever really programming, I don't mind that and I sometimes use it for that.
For everything else, it just makes a massive mess.
It's good to ask it questions about pretty common topics and get a cleaner reply than searching stuff yourself on Google and going through spam articles.
But any sort of insight or any sort of new learning, it just simply doesn't have it.
Furthermore, all of the hyping of research assistants for $20,000 and all of that is just absolute bullshit.
And no, there is no AGI coming.