You hope that the companies that are AI-curious will be pushed to move and some will be... But one of the wars that's being fought right now in the courts is around the training data used for models. The companies with large data moats are some of the worst in terms of claiming to be AI companies, but never actually doing any AI: they make it extremely expensive for anyone else to do AI with their data. If restrictions around ingesting public web data into AI models get more extreme, the incentive to actually build AI will be reduced, I think.
I personally think we are in a bubble simply for the fact that current AI systems literally take no account for the experience of the human operator, always just focusing on new features, faster generation, things like that. At some point, we as humans just grow weary of its use, and then we experience fatigue with the technology, and following we simply start to ignore it. We have seen this time and time again.
People are starting to experience AI Fatigue as a legitimate phenomenon. As someone who is starting to experience it myself (I don’t want AI in my washing machine thank you very much) I have found a few case studies into researching my own conditions into it.
AI Fatigue: A Study into the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Employee Fatigue
You hope that the companies that are AI-curious will be pushed to move and some will be... But one of the wars that's being fought right now in the courts is around the training data used for models. The companies with large data moats are some of the worst in terms of claiming to be AI companies, but never actually doing any AI: they make it extremely expensive for anyone else to do AI with their data. If restrictions around ingesting public web data into AI models get more extreme, the incentive to actually build AI will be reduced, I think.
I personally think we are in a bubble simply for the fact that current AI systems literally take no account for the experience of the human operator, always just focusing on new features, faster generation, things like that. At some point, we as humans just grow weary of its use, and then we experience fatigue with the technology, and following we simply start to ignore it. We have seen this time and time again.
People are starting to experience AI Fatigue as a legitimate phenomenon. As someone who is starting to experience it myself (I don’t want AI in my washing machine thank you very much) I have found a few case studies into researching my own conditions into it.
AI Fatigue: A Study into the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Employee Fatigue
https://www.amazon.com//dp/B0D2BQV1DC
there are a couple others too, but just my two cents.