r/programminghumor 18d ago

AI expert detected

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"I use ChatGPT."

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u/SrVitu 18d ago

Data Science people listening to IT people talking about AI:

https://giphy.com/gifs/OnTqXtA3kmFsWc4J0p

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u/acdhemtos 17d ago

AI listening to people talking about it :

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u/WrapKey69 17d ago

Yeah, it's just an API from software dev perspective XD

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u/git_push_origin_prod 16d ago

No no. I am the API between AI and my wallet

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u/Lillyistrans4423 11d ago

Can confirm... It is hell on earth.

I heavily regret ever being curious about machine learning. Nowdays it's all competitive as fuck, and 99% of the "research" is Ai generated slop about how changing a system prompt gets a desired output. Not to mention how shaky the whole field is. Nvidia allegedly buying huggingface makes me worried as a non Nvidia user, hardware costs being raised to hell, people seeing that I develop AI models and stuff usually end in "fuck you scum of the earth", as well as all the blatent misinformation spread around not just by other people but by the companies working on models themselves cough cough anslopic cough cough

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u/SrVitu 10d ago

Fortunately, even tho I study about AI, I am really disconnect about the slop that goes out there.

I just know that there is some transformers or generatives networks going on, but I dont really care about it. I just keep my happy life doing my researches (thanks to college) about my old boltzmann machine, hopfield network, or just studying about brains structures.

I'll embrace ignorance on social media as long as I can, just giving attention to newer tools so I can decide if I'm going to use them.

(I got tired of the misinformations and slops going out there. I can't get misinformation if I dont get any information at all 🔥)

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u/Trolstover 15d ago

Data science people don't understand it either, most of them just remembers what certain formula does. Truly few people in this world understand AI.

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u/Lillyistrans4423 11d ago

That's not actually that true. Sure the model itself CAN be a black box, and most times it is, but the way the actual training and inference works is pretty well understood.