Pavel @spavel.bsky.social · 18/11/2024"But surely some AI implementations are actually useful!" is a common refrain in tech. Sometimes it's used in earnest and sometimes in the service of shitty grifting. Fortunately there's an easy way to tell which one you're dealing with. What's the first thing they tell you about their product? 67713
Pavel @spavel.bsky.social · 18/11/2024If the golden real estate of their landing page or press release says "AI" or "LLM" anywhere, it's probably a grift. If they only admit, reluctantly, that they use AI somewhere deep inside the "methodology" section, there's hope for them yet. 2482
John E-gen @johnegan.bsky.social · 19/11/2024i help small medium size businesses automate using AI have done it for over a year also take the time to explain exactly how the math works and how to use it safely and security in the hands of an able practitioner it’s magical ai for the people with a rhythm designed to move your mind 010
I'm James, I cook, I VFX. @jdhattin.bsky.social · 18/11/2024I’m a compositor and I have found a few AI tools that help me get the work done and don’t work off the back of creatives. They are simple tools for image analysis. 210
不死身のquaran @qoouep.bsky.social · 19/11/2024The best AI products are augmenting products that would be good without AI 010
🏴☠️ MC Pablo ∴ @p4bl0.net · 18/11/2024The discourses were the same, but it was easier to tell with the previous fad, as anything blockchain-based is shitty grifting. I guess at least AI is sometimes not. 010
Andboo Haunton 😷🎃 @andrewhinton.bsky.social · 18/11/2024lol I just saw your post right after I posted this bsky.app/profile/andr...Andboo Haunton 😷🎃@andrewhinton.bsky.socialThe way Gen AI is being marketed reminds me of how 19th century medicines were marketed as panaceas. But they were actually only good at a few things, and could cause great harm if misapplied. (More here: https://andrewhinton.com/2024/11/14/the-body-electric-wiad-2024/) 180