Raw LLM Responses

> AI for businesses is entirely different. Uuh, watch out, "military grade" AI! > Supply chain logistics that are 100x better and faster than a human. Protein folding tools that assist with drug discovery that a human couldn't even begin to imagine let alone create on their own. Yeah, but these are specialized tools, and are not at all subject of the current hype. Sure, specialized tools will always be developed, and they will always displace humans out of their jobs. But that's not what this circle jerk is about. This thread (and the general mood around this sub) is about a *generic* "AI" displacing more or less *everyone* from their job more or less all at once, without any special development geared towards the specific task. That's the whole point of the *word* "AI", isn't it? Something that is *intelligent* and can be instructed to do things (reliably and correctly!) just by telling it to do them. And *that* is complete bullshit and won't happen. For one, I wouldn't even currently trust "AI" to run a gas station counter reliably (would you?). Additionally, people around here severely underestimate how large of an extent of people's jobs, even if it's 100% working on a computer, is just impossible to do by just typing on a keyboard. "AI" has no coupling to reality worth mentioning, and that isn't set to change anytime soon.