Post #2216319
2026-05-03 19:15 UTC
I believe that the pervasive implementation of LLMs and the suggestion of much higher capabilities than those LLMs are able to deliver on has already begun to erode users's trust in phones, computers, search engines, and many other technologies.
If people take the AI bubble as an experience in critical thinking, something has been won.
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@SimonHain@social.tchncs.de 2026-05-03 19:30
@gmraphi@rollenspiel.social I have a view that is a lot more pessimistic, only few people will question the validity of generated answers, the rest will fracture into realities that are no longer shared, no longer based on facts or science, except for the tendency of the LLMs to regress to the mean. My hope is that the bubble will burst when the real costs have to be paid, even though it will be very tough, regardless of one using the technology or not.