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In reply to the discussion: If You Have Investments in Anything Related to AI, Start Unloading Them. [View all]LeftInTX
(34,015 posts)14. AI has been around for a long time.
When I was in college in the 70's, there was a computing course offered on Artificial Intelligence Systems.
Modern forms of AI: Siri and Alexa. Some aspects of Google Translate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progress_in_artificial_intelligence
AI does seem to be more "in your face" these days and more bots are available for the general public. (Such as AI summary for searches, widely available apps and deep fake videos, which anyone can make these days) But I think much of the work has been going on behind the scenes for decades.
Also, the newest name for Photoshop is "AI". If someone is airbrushed, it's called "AI".
"Many thousands of AI applications are deeply embedded in the infrastructure of every industry."[3] In the late 1990s and early 2000s, AI technology became widely used as elements of larger systems,[3][4] but the field was rarely credited for these successes at the time.
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If You Have Investments in Anything Related to AI, Start Unloading Them. [View all]
MineralMan
Dec 15
OP
The problem is not with the product. The problem is the way the FINANCING of the product is structured.
3Hotdogs
Dec 15
#22
IBM and McDs couldn't make an AI menu system work consistently, I doubt others success
uponit7771
Dec 16
#54
... cause this time circular financing without organic income is different this time?
uponit7771
Dec 16
#61
While I understand your point, I believe AI is more in the over-promised stage similar to right before the Dot.com
artemisia1
Dec 15
#5
Same advice I always give: don't make financial decisions based on buy or sell advice from a DU poster.
onenote
Dec 15
#16
If I took investing advice here, I would have sold everything years ago and hid it in a mattress somewhere
MichMan
Dec 16
#52
The problem here isn't whether AI (I hate that name, its so false) will exist into the future, it will
Cheezoholic
Dec 15
#24
Yep, people coming out of Forest Gump likely thought they "missed the boat" with Apple in 1994
fujiyamasan
Dec 15
#30
I think for some of us in our forties we became particularly risk averse after the Great Recession
fujiyamasan
Dec 16
#66
The fake-looking generated art and chatbots are but a sliver of what AI is and can do
TheProle
Dec 15
#32
Remember how computers were going to reduce the amount of paperwork we suffered...
hunter
Dec 16
#51
Right now Fords engine doesn't work like they said it does, of course sell Ford
uponit7771
Dec 16
#57