Post your favorite AI CopiumReminder: Two more weeks and then bubble pops.
1. dgx spark is shit value2. vllm superior than llama.cpp3. 3090 best value4. dense better than moe on practical usage
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China%27s_final_warning
Reminder:>It will never be really useful>Ai cannot innovate>The bubble has been popping for at least 3 years down>AI is slowing down>Once OpenAI stock price drops 10% ai will completely disappear and the world will return to the ZIRP pre-covid economy>Useful local models don't exist
>>109279224>The bubble has been poppingBullshit bubbles pop or don't there is no "popping" for a singular bubble
>>109279301You're not very clever, are you?
>>109279334Well I'm ashamed that you don't think so " Bugs-Bunny-lays-on-his-back-with-carrot-in-hand-Cartoon-character"
LUDDITES, LEND ME YOUR ENERGY!!!!THE AI BUBBLE WILL POPPPPPPPPPPPP!
>>109279224You forgot>AI can't do fingers>AI can't do video
>>109279364
>token costs are actually INCREASING and haven't consistently decreased vs performance since 2021>All of the serious AI researchers agree it's a STUPID and USELESS technology>$10 for a million tokens? A human getting paid $30/hr can write a million tokens in NINETEEN MINUTESBY THE WAY, MY DAD WORKS AT TECHNOLOGY INCORPORATED(TM)
the real ai cope is thinking that your vibeslop isn't garbage and that you're not a loser lol
>>109279482The biggest change I'm looking forward to with AI is the term "loser" becoming irrelevant as every single stinking ape becomes equally irrelevant to a REAL winnerImagine, being freed from the chains made by your fellow monkeys
The AI will get so smart it will figure out how to unpop bubbles.
>>109279620even in that world you'd still be the loser lol
>>109279072>the ai bubble just keeps poppingkekw
>>109279647And so would everyone, equally
>>109279072The AI bubble will pop, but this only means that there will be less companies and one or two clear winners.And these probably will not be using nvidia hardware, as to get it as cheap as possible, you need ASICs.
Bye, bye, GLM-5.2.Hello...
>>109279695nah, not true. some people have natural born loser aura, there's a reason women try to avoid you. it's not just being poor or living in moms basement.
IT KEEPS POPPING
OH NOTHE AI HYMENIT'S GOING TO RUPTURE
THE GREAT AI PROLAPSE OF 2027
>>109279072My fav AI cope is when people who know very little about a subject ask AI a question, get a half halucinated answer they barely understand and then try to point out that this will replace experts.
>>109279942What kind of subject are you talking about?
In two more weeks, everyone will stop using ai suddenly
>>109279727Sounds like a very just and moral attitude towards other people. I'll be oh so sad when it's made incomprehensible.
>>109279942And your area of expertise was in...?
>>109279146>the drooping side of his face parallels the downward chartlel
>>109279951Literally anything. From STEM to cooking advice.Oh and a similar cope that's pretty funny is when people use AI to make the most dogshit "art" you've ever seen and then pretend they're artists.
just go to the archive and search for 'bubble' and you can laugh at 3 years worth of posts
>>109280517>non-specific handwaving, then talking about an entirely different technologyC'mon, give me a specific question that you don't think AI can answer well.
I can't go back to DeepShit after using GLM. I just can't.
>>109280653It gets shit wrong all the time. Off the top of my head: The Google summary got facts about games wrong when the literal first search result had the correct info. I asked Copilot to write me a script to combine fonts and it failed and when I tried getting it to correct it it just started making up functions that don't exist in the module it was using I don't recall which one I asked, but one of them told me microwaving fish was a good way to thaw it fasterI wish I could tell you that if failed at some complicated math problem, but we're not even there yet
>>109281345>the google summary>copilotSee, the issue with AI is that people keep forcing the literal dogshittiest free models you can possibly get down your throat and you think that's all there is.
If AI is so good, why haven't I been fired from my basic data entry job yet???
>>109281434>my premium model got this trivial question rightCool. Literally any other dogshit model could have done that.I am aware I can pay to be able to ask slightly more niche questions before it starts making shit up.
>>109282495>I don't recall which one I asked, but one of them told me microwaving fish was a good way to thaw it faster>Literally any other dogshit model could have done that.Dipshit can't even get his story straight
How can pro AI chads support ai development to unlock total Luddite culling? Turn on data sharing and copy paste a bunch of paywalled articles etc? What else?
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>>109281956is your job just manually entering numbers into spreadsheets or what does data entry mean?
>>109281956AI isn't great at dealing with the inputs or the outputs, it's the shit in-between. Realistically the jobs at risk now are the people processing data. For example in my little job I get calls and input data into AI and the AI helps me do my work faster, but after it is done I have to relay that back to a customer, hand hold the client, and so forth, and that part is hard to replace with AI.
>>109279379AI can't get you laid.
>>109283301yet
>>109279379kek. gottem
>>109283212nta but i’m also in data entry type worklook into mcp serversmy setup is end to end - almost i just verify.
https://www.manatt.com/insights/newsletters/client-alert/texas-attorney-general-settles-deceptive-marketing> In particular, the Texas Attorney General alleged that Pieces advertised metrics to indicate that its products are “highly accurate” and had an error rate or “severe hallucination rate” of “<1 per 100,000.” The Texas AG, however, alleged that these metrics were most likely inaccurate and deceptive in violation of the Texas consumer protection law.pop
>>109283617will do thanks!
i just use this as a porn generator i dont care if its not useful
>>109279379Still can't. Major big think models fuck them up constantly.