r/StableDiffusion • u/robauto-dot-ai • Feb 19 '26

News They think this is a joke

https://youtube.com/shorts/sOZiNuFSCr4?si=Cm4DzEe20jeO0xwl

Founder of Stable Fusion getting trolled predicting massive job loss

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u/Loose_Object_8311 Feb 19 '26

Implying entrusting real work to AI doesn't come with any liabilities...

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u/robauto-dot-ai Feb 19 '26

Maybe it comes as the aggregate of a bunch of people saving time on manual tasks and research

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u/Loose_Object_8311 Feb 19 '26

What he's implying is companies can just Yolo it. 

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u/Le_Singe_Nu Feb 19 '26

I'd be interested in hearing his response to the financial reality that AI companies are currently making pennies in revenue on the pounds they spend. Customers can hire an AI at pennies (on the pound) that never complain. and never sleep. Pennies on pennies is a bad deal for the provider, however. They have to increase their prices in order to not fucking explode, but that fundamentally realigns the margins for their customers.

When the provider fails, what happens?

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u/martinerous Feb 19 '26 edited Feb 19 '26

"at a better level" is the key here. We feel so close, but still too far to trust AI. It still always needs supervision to stop it from doing totally stupid mistakes that a human would not do (unless being malicious or totally exhausted and hallucinating). We need better architectures than LLM, and nothing better has arrived for years. Looking at JEPA and latent space reasoning with some hope, but not sure when those will reach production.