Not necessarily a reason to dismiss them. If they believe in the bright AI future, it's only natural to work for an AI company.

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sarchertech 3 days ago | parent [-]

1. Working for an AI company is different from actively selling an AI company.

2. An AI ad generator is one of the worst possible uses of AI I can think of.

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roywiggins 3 days ago | parent [-]

I read a human interest article where someone said they were working on an AI for automatically turning medical-speak into something sick kids could understand, which currently takes top spot on my ranking for worst AI idea. Fobbing off sick kids onto a chatbot to teach them about their condition, what could go wrong?

People who think this would work and want to make it happen walk among us.

	▲	sarchertech 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		My wife is a pediatric ER doctor, I don’t even need to ask to know she’d absolutely hate it. Pediatric doctors and nurses don’t use medical speak when talking to kids, so that’s just such a stupid product.