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EdmondDantes_

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5. To be fair, this is conclusion taking AI as it is today as a finished product

Reply to GreatGazoo (Original post)

Sat May 23, 2026, 05:43 PM

19 hrs ago

That's a little silly. The first time a human played a chess AI, the human won. Now no human can beat the AI. The first flight was a few seconds and now we have trans ocean flight.

Of course AI today is being oversold because that's what we do. It may never match the hype. Doesn't mean that the AI is garbage people are right either.

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Amazon Job Replacement Failures Expose AI Lies [View all] GreatGazoo 20 hrs ago OP

Oh, look, those of us who said AI is a crock of shit are proven right. mwmisses4289 20 hrs ago #1

AI has been oversold to the point ot being a gigantic scam Warpy 19 hrs ago #2

In marketing one rule is 'Under promise, over deliver' GreatGazoo 19 hrs ago #3

Yep, grossly overrated and of limited utility not fooled 19 hrs ago #4

To be fair, this is conclusion taking AI as it is today as a finished product EdmondDantes_ 19 hrs ago #5

yes to both of those GreatGazoo 17 hrs ago #8

Not just companies but governments as well. meadowlander 16 hrs ago #9

AI is nowhere near replacing jobs Progressive dog 18 hrs ago #6

Companies will do it anyway. OC375 18 hrs ago #7

And average people will be expected to just get used to everything being delivered worse than it used to be. meadowlander 16 hrs ago #10

The Forbes article looks at a bunch of companies that laid people off, went through GreatGazoo 16 hrs ago #11

Until it costs them Progressive dog 16 hrs ago #12