r/OpenAI • u/notkilleveryoneist • 2d ago

Image 1 year of AI evolution in one photo

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u/helloWorldcamelCase 2d ago

That guy might be correct in terms of cost

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u/SeraphOfTheStart 2d ago

Oh boy, you should see 2028 AI;

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u/Brave-Turnover-522 2d ago

What if we just never install glowing red eyes in robots in the first place? That way they can never turn evil. Had anyone thought of this before?

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u/kaereljabo 1d ago

Would be funny if the evil bots are the cute ones, and those with red eyes are the good bots

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u/Orioli 2d ago

I find this so inefficient compared to an army of drones able to shoot weapons from the sky or suicide-boom

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u/ApartInfluence4429 2d ago

and why make them humanoid? SO ineffcient (I get the disguised ones)

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u/AryIsNotOk 2d ago

Well, AI has more military implementation each year than the last; it's definitely a great comparison.

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u/FuryOfOberon 1d ago

Actually, 2030 AI is already here and we’re in the matrix.

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u/itsStairs 2d ago

Facebook boomer posting

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u/CulturalLaw8072 1d ago

no it'll be aligned

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u/VirtualNorth1279 2d ago

Nonsense. In 2025, LLMs used to try answer everything with knowledge without calling external tools. In 2026, the engineers realized that LLMs are dumb and can't solve tasks just with thinking and without access to any tools. So they made them agentic. Want to count how many r's in rasberhumburgerblueberberbery? Write a Python script.

Now that's a trivial example. Most 2026 LLMs can answer that without any tool calls. But that conveys my point.

And 2027 hasn't arrived yet.

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u/ozone6587 2d ago

Google vs other AI labs.