I think you are overestimating the amount people will pay for convenience or cling to their old ways.
Did e-readers kill the bookstore? Some people will always prefer to cook out of a book or dive into docs to write code.
Or look at the modern streaming landscape. In the beginning there was basically Netflix and everyone was fine paying that monthly fee for the convenience of streaming basically everything. Now we have 20+ vendors all charging for some subset of content. And we have seen a corresponding loss in subscribers as people hit the limit of what they are willing to pay for convenience.
Kewlio251@midwest.social 16 hours ago
Literally the entire point of searching something is to open up the links and find out more about what it’s saying… Do you need your AI to come up with the search queries too???
1984@lemmy.today 16 hours ago
Its not interactive. Did you read my comment?
M1ch431@slrpnk.net 16 hours ago
Except the technology, with current methodologies (at the very least), is flawed. That’s why people are warning of the bubble bursting: we can’t properly scale AI on our current grid in the same capacity as China. Our technologies are incredibly energy-intensive compared to their technologies.
The hallucinations are likely fundamental, the cases of people being given dangerous or harmful advice are rising, and the sycophancy/bias confirmation is still present.
1984@lemmy.today 15 hours ago
These things will evolve and change and improve, as always. When the first car was invented, there wasnt any proper roads for cars. Things change.
Copyright issues are not going to be an issue at all when entire countries are trying to get first to AGI. Nobody cares about that.