It’s the summer of 2026. Is AI really cheaper than humans or is it an outright lie? People said AI models be improving, becoming ten times more efficient and cheaper, but what is the reality? What can we really expect in 2027, for example?

  • LittleMouse@lemmy.worldOP
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    speaking of which, it seems to me that over time one person will check the work of 3 to 5+ AI agents, when most people are fired, do you think it will be damn hard for the remaining people to work?

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      I don’t think my colleagues are going to be replaced by ai. I think they are going to continue to use llms to generate “output” that needs someone like me to constantly fix until that becomes too expensive. At which point they will go back to doing their work the way they used to.

      These llms are impressive word guessing machines, but the are nowhere near as capable as their companies say they are.

    • ParlimentOfDoom@piefed.zip
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      The price of using these LLMs is already outpacing what it costs to hire a developer.

      And their output is generally trash.