More Tech Leaders are Learning that AI Cannot Replace Humans – Efficiency and Accuracy Are Actually Getting Worse
When I began writing about the AI bubble and the future Big Tech collapse at the end of 2022 with the launch of ChatGPT's first LLM (Large Language Models) AI app, I was just one of a handful of writers who have worked in Technology that was warning the public about the dangers of relying on this "new" technology. There were a few dissenting voices besides myself back then, but now two-and-a-half years later and $trillions of dollars of LLM AI investments, barely a day goes by where I do not see articles documenting the failures of this AI, and reporting factual news about what its limitations and failures are, rather than pumping up the hype. While the AI LLMs are truly revolutionary in what they actually can do, it is the faith in science fiction and what people's perspectives and beliefs are about the future of AI that is ultimately going to destroy the U.S. economy, and most of the rest of the World's economies as well, because they are literally betting on this science fiction actually becoming true one day. Here are some recent articles that provide more than enough evidence that the AI "revolution" is going to come crashing down at some point, much like the many planes we have been watching fall from the skies due to tech failures and our over-reliance on computers over humans. Air traffic and aviation accidents have actually INCREASED, and significantly so, since the advent of AI LLMs in early 2023, making air travel MORE dangerous, rather than safer.
