What's eye opening is the need for articles like these to seriously investigate and characterize the distinction with humans. Then comments here discussing it.
Beyond all the AI hype, there are notably more scenarios where the question has to be seriously asked and a detailed answer is informative.
It reminds me of the .com bubble in a way. There is too much hype, misunderstanding of the real current state of things, and bad predictions about the future.
However only flip side simultaneously something huge is happening, it's real. The real non-academic milestones of progress are just smaller, more numerous and subtle than the headlines.
In this case, it's not whether it's dangerous that's interesting as much as the subtle improvements made and how the march continues forward by degree.
Beyond all the AI hype, there are notably more scenarios where the question has to be seriously asked and a detailed answer is informative.
It reminds me of the .com bubble in a way. There is too much hype, misunderstanding of the real current state of things, and bad predictions about the future.
However only flip side simultaneously something huge is happening, it's real. The real non-academic milestones of progress are just smaller, more numerous and subtle than the headlines.
In this case, it's not whether it's dangerous that's interesting as much as the subtle improvements made and how the march continues forward by degree.