Spoiler: Its ain't gonna work ... it's a bunch of lies and automation that 'looks' like intelligence when you ask questions about fields you are NOT proficient in ... the minute you ask it something about a topic you nknow well you see the flaws ... it cant even tell time, use a stop watch or do basic math reliably
When was the last time your calculator hallucinated or gave you a wrong answer? ....I'll wait
Consumer-facing chatbots are the tail-end of the implementation. They are not planning to make money from chuds using ChatGPT to win arguments. The real money is in B2B and large enterprise deals for renting out AI systems to serve private tokens and automate whatever they can get away with. Retail customers are just free marketing and hooks; it's the standard Microsoft/SV playbook that has dominated for decades.
Retail customers help the system improve, too. The more you use AI and give it feedback, the more it "learns" so that's why they're letting it be accessible for cheap for now.
It seems alot of people do not understand how much data a model needs to become really good. Most still think this is a machine that constantly learns from itself, it does but it also really depends a HUGE amount on new data. Literally the only reason it's free atm and why they even pay people to use it for specific jobs
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u/CopiousCool 5h ago
Spoiler: Its ain't gonna work ... it's a bunch of lies and automation that 'looks' like intelligence when you ask questions about fields you are NOT proficient in ... the minute you ask it something about a topic you nknow well you see the flaws ... it cant even tell time, use a stop watch or do basic math reliably
When was the last time your calculator hallucinated or gave you a wrong answer? ....I'll wait