Well, it really isn’t. First, this entire post makes two assumptions: 1) that AI adds more value to the process than it removes and 2) that it’s sustainable.
It’s not pessimism to want to validate these first.
Are AI “gains” really transformative or simply random opportunities for automation which we can achieve by other means anyway?
Can the world continue to afford “AI as a service” long enough for the gains to result in improvements that make it sustainable? Are we dooming our kids to a hellishly warm planet with no clear plan how to fix it?
It’s not pessimism, just simple project management if you ask me.
Well, it really isn’t. First, this entire post makes two assumptions: 1) that AI adds more value to the process than it removes and 2) that it’s sustainable.
It’s not pessimism to want to validate these first.
Are AI “gains” really transformative or simply random opportunities for automation which we can achieve by other means anyway?
Can the world continue to afford “AI as a service” long enough for the gains to result in improvements that make it sustainable? Are we dooming our kids to a hellishly warm planet with no clear plan how to fix it?
It’s not pessimism, just simple project management if you ask me.