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Predict the state of LLM-based AI in August 2030

  1. The bubble pops and most AI have ceased to exist0 votes · 0%
  2. AI chatbots and AI art remain a fun/frustrating novelty0 votes · 0%
  3. AI has utility, they mostly excel at simple tasks4 votes · 29%
  4. AI has a lot of utility, used as a tool in most fields6 votes · 43%
  5. AI operates independently, and is generally intelligent3 votes · 21%
  6. AI has rendered most human labor obsolete0 votes · 0%
  7. AI is hyper-advanced, but has an upper-bound0 votes · 0%
  8. AI is hyper-advanced, with seemingly no upper bound1 vote · 7%
  9. AI has become a god0 votes · 0%

14 votes Poll closed

Spooky Phijkchu general
I was constrained by the Discord poll limitations, some of my points may not come across that well date doesn't really matter, I picked 2030, feel free to read this as 5-years if that frames things better in your mind
Phijkchu_Pikachu general
Where is the bubble will pop and a ton of companies will go under, but AI is here to stay and will scale back to being more reasonable and it will not be pushed as much as it is now
Phijkchu_Pikachu general
My take on LLMs is that it will never be super useful except for people who already know what they are doing, so the majority of people will be actively detrimental to them, or a sidegrade at best
Phijkchu_Pikachu general
Not to rehash what I have talked about before too much, but AI has been really good at proving most of human "productivity" is a lie, and you could cut 60-70% of all (non physical labour) jobs and the world would probably still run
Phijkchu_Pikachu general
I think a lot of it is a misunderstanding. I think entropy wise its something like 32 questions or something is the limit for what you need to narrow down anything in the universe from yes or no questions
legorhin general
the LLM brute forcing that accidentally proves some open questions is funny but actual axiom encoding structures is where the innovation will be
Phijkchu_Pikachu general
I think axiom encoding has promise as an idea for proving things, since really, you can already prove math using just formal logic and that is essentially what that is doing
RIBA general
i did two doubles takes because i initially voted, saw 2030 and believed that was in 20 years, so i voted for another thing and then remembered 2030 is in 4 years...
TinyBomby general
Replying to RIBA #dank.meme
i did two doubles takes because i initially voted, saw 2030 and believed that was in 20 years, so i voted for another thing and then remembered 2030 is in 4 years...
I... I also did not clock 2030 as being in 4 years.
RIBA general
the nintendo wii ruined my life i got a pirated copy of fire emblem radiant dawn and things have never been the same since then
Kribbles general
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak
but LLMs as they are, are a meme
I agree with this. It's like Pets.com where the technology is awesome and will (most likely) do great things, but right now people are just scrambling to find something useful and failing.
TinyBomby general
Replying to RIBA #dank.meme
the nintendo wii ruined my life i got a pirated copy of fire emblem radiant dawn and things have never been the same since then
Did you also play RD before PoR like I did?...
Polar_ general
Replying to RIBA #dank.meme
the nintendo wii ruined my life i got a pirated copy of fire emblem radiant dawn and things have never been the same since then
ive been watching a playthrough at night so nice

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