Really feels like it went from "AI is going to destroy everyone's jobs forever" to "whoops bubble" in about 6 weeks.

Even that came after "AI is going to make itself smarter so fast that it's inevitably going to kill us all and must be regulated" talk ended. Remember when that was the big issue?

Haven't heard about that in a while.

	▲	morkalork 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		I've seen a few people convince themselves they were building AGI trying to do that, though it looked more like the psychotic ramblings of someone entering a manic episode committed to github. And so far none of their pet projects have taken over the world yet. It's actually kind of reminds me of all those people who snap thinking they've solved P=NP and start spamming their "proofs" everywhere.

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deltarholamda 5 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

It'll be somewhere in between. A lot of capital will be burned, quite a few marginal jobs will be replaced, and AI will run into the wall of not enough new/good training material because all the future creators will be spoiled by using AI.

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rchaud 5 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Makes sense. Previously the hype was so all-encompassing that CEOs could simply rely on an implicit public perception that it was coming for our jerbs. Once they have to start explicitly saying that line themselves, it's because that perception is fading.

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iab 5 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

No worries, we’ll be back at the takeover stage in another 6 weeks

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fnordlord 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

I feel like it was never a bubble to begin with. It was a hoax.