What's next for AI

[Bolokhov]

Who believes that the future belongs to AI and will soon be vital for working in any field

 

[ratemate]

It will be useful for many areas, not for all. The biggest mistake I witness is people using with poor context or more importantly trying to use it for all areas when it does an incredible job for some and incredibly poorly for others.

 

[TekeshiX]

It will replace all jobs at one point and we're not that far from that moment, but right now it can be more of a "helper" than a standalone entity/worker.

 

[BelK]

Honestly, I see AI as a tool. Yeah, it’s becoming more and more part of society, but I don’t think it’s going to replace all jobs. I don’t think AI can truly create something new - it pulls from what already exists. There’s still a big difference between generating and actually imagining.

 

[TekeshiX]

Honestly, I see AI as a tool. Yeah, it’s becoming more and more part of society, but I don’t think it’s going to replace all jobs. I don’t think AI can truly create something new - it pulls from what already exists. There’s still a big difference between generating and actually imagining.

True, but when it will reach a higher level and knowing everything from the internet/books, it could create new things by combining existing concepts.

 

[BelK]

True, but when it will reach a higher level and knowing everything from the internet/books, it could create new things by combining existing concepts.

Let's use the example of food. AI can suggest combos you’ve never seen before, but it doesn’t know if something tastes good, bad, or reminds you of your grandma’s cooking. It can’t feel that spark or reaction. That’s the big difference. Real creativity comes from actually living it.

 

[TekeshiX]

Let's use the example of food. AI can suggest combos you’ve never seen before, but it doesn’t know if something tastes good, bad, or reminds you of your grandma’s cooking. It can’t feel that spark or reaction. That’s the big difference. Real creativity comes from actually living it.

true, but we never know how some "insane" researchers will think about some things like I heard - for example moving your memory and conscience into a robot and many more weird stuff.

 

[ashikdotme]

AI is already reshaping how we work, and it’s only getting started. From automating tasks to boosting creativity, it’s becoming a core part of almost every industry.
If you're not learning how to use it, you might get left behind.
The future isn’t just about AI replacing jobs, it’s about people who use AI doing them better and faster.

 

[GenesisOne]

Next for AI is to kill Sarah Connor

 

[DediRock]

It will be useful for many areas, not for all. The biggest mistake I witness is people using with poor context or more importantly trying to use it for all areas when it does an incredible job for some and incredibly poorly for others.

I agree on this, in our industry some companies are using AI to respond to everything, which in my opinion customer def do not like. but I definitely think it is going to be in all aspects of business if not already now, def in the future very quickly

 

[DediRock]

Next for AI is to kill Sarah Connor

Skynet references never get old .............