>Ultimately, Kim believes future AI tools will evolve to reflect how people use and think about AI as they get used to it and spend more time trying various features powered by AI models. He suggested there will be a lot of personalization as AI adapts to the needs of individuals and their way of engaging with the technology.
>”I think another shift that people can find out in the coming year is adoption. So today, people [have mostly] tried to use AI technology [only] from time to time. And in the coming year, I think that AI technology will be deeply integrated with every corner of life,” Kim said. “So I think making a user’s life easier is the best part. I think one of the examples is the communication, the translation, and the summarizing, and all those kinds of language-based data. I’m excited about that kind of continuing innovation.”
BitRunr on
They’re saying “AI”, but what I’m hearing is “data harvesting”.
waterborn234 on
If there’s one thing people love, it’s when companies shoehorn new technology into their existing products. I can’t wait for every new vehicle to come preinstalled with some in your face “virtual assistant.”
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“Emu farmer predicts universal adoption of emu consumption within 2 years, pretends statements aren’t an attempt to hype investment.”
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>Ultimately, Kim believes future AI tools will evolve to reflect how people use and think about AI as they get used to it and spend more time trying various features powered by AI models. He suggested there will be a lot of personalization as AI adapts to the needs of individuals and their way of engaging with the technology.
>”I think another shift that people can find out in the coming year is adoption. So today, people [have mostly] tried to use AI technology [only] from time to time. And in the coming year, I think that AI technology will be deeply integrated with every corner of life,” Kim said. “So I think making a user’s life easier is the best part. I think one of the examples is the communication, the translation, and the summarizing, and all those kinds of language-based data. I’m excited about that kind of continuing innovation.”
They’re saying “AI”, but what I’m hearing is “data harvesting”.
If there’s one thing people love, it’s when companies shoehorn new technology into their existing products. I can’t wait for every new vehicle to come preinstalled with some in your face “virtual assistant.”
“Emu farmer predicts universal adoption of emu consumption within 2 years, pretends statements aren’t an attempt to hype investment.”