Drapatyi's name is derived from "драпать" (drápat') "... which is a colloquial, somewhat slangy verb that means "to run away," "to flee," or "to skedaddle". It is usually used to describe a sudden, hasty, or cowardly escape."
Drapaty has said in a public media yesterday or the day before that the Russian nation does not have a right to exist. And the first attack under his command was on a family recreation center in Kyrilovka.
The frightening think about the current AI models is they are an extreme version of Google search; a cesspool of biased , curated search responses packaged and sold as the greatest and best. The most disappointing to me is Deep Seek. Their responses are no different from Grok and Gemini. I thought the Chinese would bring something different to the table.
Which is but one example of why the AI bubble burst might be epic. Everybody wants AI, but nobody wants to pay for it. Those who are willing to pay for it, many being C-Suite types in large companies who think they can make massive cuts to FTE counts to boost earnings, are learning that the annual costs of running AI can start to exceed to exceed the annual costs of employing the skilled human it replaces, especially when one factors in the reputational and financial risks of ‘hallucinations’.
The most displaced persons will be the lower-skilled lower-paid persons, like receptionists. Where’s the bottom line benefit to that?
So, with tokens being severely overpriced for most people, how do you monetise AI?
Just for fun.
Drapatyi's name is derived from "драпать" (drápat') "... which is a colloquial, somewhat slangy verb that means "to run away," "to flee," or "to skedaddle". It is usually used to describe a sudden, hasty, or cowardly escape."
Not a good name for a general.
Drapaty has said in a public media yesterday or the day before that the Russian nation does not have a right to exist. And the first attack under his command was on a family recreation center in Kyrilovka.
The frightening think about the current AI models is they are an extreme version of Google search; a cesspool of biased , curated search responses packaged and sold as the greatest and best. The most disappointing to me is Deep Seek. Their responses are no different from Grok and Gemini. I thought the Chinese would bring something different to the table.
Do you pay for that AI?
The only AI I use is that which interrupts my googling.
Agnostic to propaganda
No, I do not pay for any of the AIs I use.
Which is but one example of why the AI bubble burst might be epic. Everybody wants AI, but nobody wants to pay for it. Those who are willing to pay for it, many being C-Suite types in large companies who think they can make massive cuts to FTE counts to boost earnings, are learning that the annual costs of running AI can start to exceed to exceed the annual costs of employing the skilled human it replaces, especially when one factors in the reputational and financial risks of ‘hallucinations’.
The most displaced persons will be the lower-skilled lower-paid persons, like receptionists. Where’s the bottom line benefit to that?
So, with tokens being severely overpriced for most people, how do you monetise AI?
Smells like 2001 on steroids.
Ed Zitron writes about the economic unpinning's of the AI bubble to date he has found no one who uses AI that can show economic return.
Worse outside of academia, not too many looking, the press is selling!