• snugglesthefalse@sh.itjust.works
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            1 month ago

            I said “hampered any practical use” not “no practical use” maybe I should have left out the “any” but I never said absolutes, hampered means it’s been made difficult.

      • MiddleAgesModem@lemmy.world
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        1 month ago

        Apparently generating healthy recipes is “corporate bullshit”.

        Or maybe buzzwords are the only thing people care about here.

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          apparently AI has been a defined product that is used to describe solutions that are both intelligent and artificial for the past 40 years.

          apparently AI has been used to ensure that commercial airlines maintain horizontal flight even when there is no pilot.

          apparently AI has been used to determine where mechanical stress occurs on 3D models based on the material and environmental factors, leading to safer products.

          but yeah no, go ahead and liken AI to an unintelligible LLM because “AI” totally needs to make recipes that include glue, sewer water, and cat shit.

          I think you may have eaten a bit too much of the “AI” bullshit.

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        This.

        Using Machine Learning to make more reliable cancer diagnosis tools? Based and GOATed.

        Using LLM’s to replace your customer service department? Deserving of a high five, in the face, with a rake.

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          Agreed on the customer service department but I don’t mind them replacing automated phone systems and making those painful experiences better. They’re not replacing any jobs in that case.

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      Depends on what. LLMs, sure, but AI models, called neural networks before, have been in use in a lot of physics simulations for a long time. At its base, it’s a huge number cruncher. How you crunch the numbers makes rhe difference.

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      1 month ago

      Spoken like someone who hasn’t used them. They can be wrong and require care and thought when being used but calling them “bullshit machines” is just lazy and inaccurate.