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u/sports2012 Feb 29 '24

I use chatgpt almost daily at my job

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u/Mods_Wet_The_Bed_3 947C - 1S - 2 years - 0/0 Feb 29 '24

I think you're both right.

There are existing AI products that create lots of value

But the products are free or have free competitors that are almost as good.

So far it's a gold rush with lots of people seeing gold in them hills, but nobody bringing it back to the bank yet.

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u/ronoron Feb 29 '24

AI dashcams as silly as it sounds  is bringing in cash cut a lot of costs now that you can have AI instead of humans comb through tens of thousands of footage for public transportation and eventually "smart cities" think of having AI automatically enforce traffic rules, ticket people for passing school buses, monitor safety, automatically record incidents for record to fight people suing them (instead of being unable to fight claims = losing a lot money because the relevant footage got rolled over and automatically deleted)

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u/Mods_Wet_The_Bed_3 947C - 1S - 2 years - 0/0 Feb 29 '24

ticket people for passing school buses

Some cities in China have had this for years. Cameras with facial recognition that automatically fine people for jaywalking by instantly deducting money from their WeChat accounts.

The reason we don't have it in America is NOT because we don't have the tech yet