Can you just give me a few past (non-AI) examples of scare tactics as the "old salesman pitch", or else acknowledge that there's actually no compelling concrete example?
You've never experienced crypto bros saying invest or get left behind, you've never seen AI bros say learn AI or get left behind? How about cloud? You've never met a home security salesman? Insurance salesman? FOMO is a thing. Scare tactics is a thing. I'm sure you can prompt any AI for more examples.
And besides, even if there are no examples whatsoever, so what? You think LLMs existed before LLMs? Therefore LLMs can't be a thing?
I think we've gone way past the sincerity of the discussion. Have a nice day.
This seems like a pretty clear false equivalence. "Our product will hurt you" is very different from "you'll be hurt without our product". Your examples are all of the latter; AI companies are saying the former.
>And besides, even if there are no examples whatsoever, so what? You think LLMs existed before LLMs? Therefore LLMs can't be a thing?
You suggested that warnings about AI from AI CEOs could be dismissed as standard "scare tactic" marketing. This isn't standard marketing!
>You keep ignoring my arguments with nothing substantive, then grab on to one thing as if that makes a difference.
If you can't be intellectually honest ("sincere") on this narrow point, I don't see much reason to invest effort in responding to other things you say.
Cheerio.