Fediverse FTW!

I like tab coding, writing small blocks of code that it thinks I need. Its On point almost all the time. This speeds me up.

My point is people aren’t expecting AGI. People have already tried them and understand what the general capabilities are. Businesses today even more. I don’t think exaggerating the capabilities is such an overarching issue, that anyone could call the whole thing a scam.

Do they though? No one I talked to, not my coworkers that use it for work, not my friends, not my 72 year old mother think they are sentient.

I don’t understand why this is so important, marketing is all about exaggerating, why expect something different here.

I don’t think anyone is so stupid to believe current ai can solve everything.

And honestly, I didn’t see any marketing material that would claim that.

Those are two different things.

1. they are craming ai everywhere because nobody wants to miss the boat and because it plays well in the stock market.

2. the people claiming it’s awesome and that they are doing I don’t know what with it, replacing people are mostly influencers and a few deluded people.

Ai can help people in many different roles today, so it makes sense to use it. Even in roles that is not particularly useful, it makes sense to prepare for when it is.

I think in many cases people intentionally or unintentionally disregard the time component here. Ai is in development. I think what is being marketed here, just like in the stock market, is a piece of the future. I don’t expect the models I use to be perfect and not make mistakes, so I use them accordingly. They are useful for what I use them for and I wouldn’t use them for chess. I don’t expect that laundry detergent to be just as perfect in the commercial either.

I don’t think ai is being marketed as awesome at everything. It’s got obvious flaws. Right now its not good for stuff like chess, probably not even tic tac toe. It’s a language model, its hard for it to calculate the playing field. But ai is in development, it might not need much to start playing chess.

…or a simple counter to count the r in strawberry. Because that’s more difficult than one might think and they are starting to do this now.

The worst as an adult is when you get sick and your kid gets sick as well. That’s hell.

I don’t get it, I use o3 a lot and I couldn’t get it to even make a simple developed plan.

I haven’t used it for coding, but other stuff I often get better results with o4.

I don’t get what they call reasoning with it.

Funny. I’m thinking some people made a lot of money.

On the other hand, I think Lemmy folks would be pleased, that an ai company didn’t harm the environment 😀

Here in former Yugoslavia, we got one original copy that got distributed to (probably) the whole country. Old times were so fun.

Yeah but nobody buys it at full price. You can get it for 35 by just asking. Thats most likely not the highest subscription of the person using their apps.

And I don’t want to defend them at all. Finally I don’t need them anymore after almost 20 years. Stoked about it.

That works. I think I could probably get away with using Inkscape instead of illustrator, but it would be a struggle, because with it I can’t copy paste vectors to other apps. InDesign is completely alone in it’s category.

Adobe is the standard everyone uses. You can’t be a pro and collaborate without it.

It’s like 35€ per month. There are so many subscriptions out there now. Everything is a subscription. 35€ isn’t even that much anymore, considering all the apps you get.

Exactly, you are not their target user.

Many people, including myself until recently, would also do a lot to rid themselves of adobe, but for us it just isn’t possible.

On the other hand, their subscription isn’t that high, compared to so many other subscriptions.

You would be wrong. There is nothing close to Photoshop and many others. Sadly that is the case.

I got double hernia from working on the computer. I started doing exercises and got this chair called spinalis and was good ever since.

Extremely interesting. Some technical challenges remain, but so many applications if solved.