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It seem like the AI hype is gradually fading away. There was a lot of excitement about AI a few years ago. People were making predictions of how it it would change everything from the way we work to the way we see and interact… Load more
It seem like the AI hype is gradually fading away.
There was a lot of excitement about AI a few years ago. People were making predictions of how it it would change everything from the way we work to the way we see and interact with the world.
But now, it's becoming clear that AI isn't as all powerful as some people thought.
There are still a lot of challenges that need to be addressed before it can reach it's full potential.
I've tested quite a numbers of tools and I've discovered that AI systems are still in learning stage as they aren't good at understanding and responding to natural language.
Responses like "I can't assist you with that, as I'm only a language model and don't have the capacity to understand and respond" will help you get a clear picture that it's not yet in it's full capacity.
They can also be biased.
These systems often make mistakes. I was supposed to speak with an Indian client but our time zone got in our ways after we made a schedule.
So I jumped right on "Google Bard" to know the difference but lo and behold this bad boy got it wrong as it told me that Nigerians and Indians shares same time zone with a little difference.
I knew it was wrong, so I told Bard that there was a mistake somewhere. And immediately it admits and gave me the correct time after I've gotten the right response from another source.
These are just examples of AI chat bots, let's not talk about image generators and other AI powered tools like video ads and graphics.
With these results so far, the question still remains "Does AI really worth all the hype?"
Well, it's important to know that AI is still a relatively new field as it's only been around for a few decades and we are still learning how to use it effectively.
Though, I believe AI has the potential to be a very powerful tool in the future, but it's going to take time and effort to develop it to it's full potential.
If we are to be realistic with AI's capacities, we can say that it's not going to solve all of our problems now, and it's not going to replace humans anytime soon.
However, we must see AI as a valuable tool for improving our lives as we live to see it develop in the years to come.
I'm excited and I can't wait to see what the future holds for AI.
There was a lot of excitement about AI a few years ago. People were making predictions of how it it would change everything from the way we work to the way we see and interact with the world.
But now, it's becoming clear that AI isn't as all powerful as some people thought.
There are still a lot of challenges that need to be addressed before it can reach it's full potential.
I've tested quite a numbers of tools and I've discovered that AI systems are still in learning stage as they aren't good at understanding and responding to natural language.
Responses like "I can't assist you with that, as I'm only a language model and don't have the capacity to understand and respond" will help you get a clear picture that it's not yet in it's full capacity.
They can also be biased.
These systems often make mistakes. I was supposed to speak with an Indian client but our time zone got in our ways after we made a schedule.
So I jumped right on "Google Bard" to know the difference but lo and behold this bad boy got it wrong as it told me that Nigerians and Indians shares same time zone with a little difference.
I knew it was wrong, so I told Bard that there was a mistake somewhere. And immediately it admits and gave me the correct time after I've gotten the right response from another source.
These are just examples of AI chat bots, let's not talk about image generators and other AI powered tools like video ads and graphics.
With these results so far, the question still remains "Does AI really worth all the hype?"
Well, it's important to know that AI is still a relatively new field as it's only been around for a few decades and we are still learning how to use it effectively.
Though, I believe AI has the potential to be a very powerful tool in the future, but it's going to take time and effort to develop it to it's full potential.
If we are to be realistic with AI's capacities, we can say that it's not going to solve all of our problems now, and it's not going to replace humans anytime soon.
However, we must see AI as a valuable tool for improving our lives as we live to see it develop in the years to come.
I'm excited and I can't wait to see what the future holds for AI.
Recent Comments
AI is just starting
Artificial intelligence
AI is stronger than you think
Omo
I have not heard of that
AI are generally improving technology literacy and so also it has its bad effect too.
Ai is developed by man,it'll continue to evolve gradually