It’s quite funny what I’m reading here about AI. It tells me that you haven’t really experimented with it, and besides, there’s no obligation to do so.
In the legal field, many lawyers use it; it’s a fact; there are articles and professional recommendations on the subject online. It’s an “Artificial Idiot” that helps solve crimes and cold cases, and is increasingly used in medical research. There are fields where AI is more advanced.
As many people know, there are techniques to make its use more reliable. We can have fun playing the fool with it, and we’ll get idiotic answers. There’s nothing surprising about that.
I had a pretty incredible experience last year. I traveled with an AI engineer and… we had a discussion as equals about AI. I probably don’t have all his knowledge. But in the months before, I was curious enough to ask for and obtain knowledge about AI, from AI. Enough to be able to discuss it without difficulty with a specialist one and a half hours.
Everyone knows (at least the majority) that AI is not just a predictive language model! It is impossible that a predictive language model give me concepts about IA.