Column: The air begins to leak out of the overinflated AI bubble
www.latimes.com
Shares in AI companies have powered a huge runup in the stock market this year, but users are beginning to question whether the craze will fall flat.
  • David GerardMAEnglish
    17·
    vor 2 Jahren

    This is why you should never allow the use of the marketing term “AI”, and instead always refer to the specific technologies.

    The use case for the term “AI” is to conflate things that work (ML) with things that don’t work (LLMs).

    • mountainriverEnglish
      4·
      vor 2 Jahren

      Ok, point on language.

      But I thought LLMs were machine learning, or rather a particular application of it? Have I misunderstood that? Isn’t it all black boxed matrixes of statistical connections?

      • David GerardMAEnglish
        2·
        vor 2 Jahren

        they’re related in that sense, but what they learn is which token to generate next.