> There is more evidence in favor of “more improvements to come” than “ai winter approaches”.
Not to mention that we haven't really seen what GPT-4 can do to the world yet. Most people are still treating it as a cool toy, when it can probably replace 20% of standard office workers across all professions with the capabilities it has today.
I mean, ChatGPT is out-diagnosing medical professionals and out-advising experienced lawyers in some cases. How do you think it would fare against the average (essentially untrained) customer support representative?
The major effects are yet to come, and there doesn't even have to be a GPT-5 for that to happen – the world just needs to fully realize what GPT-4 already is.
Not to mention that we haven't really seen what GPT-4 can do to the world yet. Most people are still treating it as a cool toy, when it can probably replace 20% of standard office workers across all professions with the capabilities it has today.
I mean, ChatGPT is out-diagnosing medical professionals and out-advising experienced lawyers in some cases. How do you think it would fare against the average (essentially untrained) customer support representative?
The major effects are yet to come, and there doesn't even have to be a GPT-5 for that to happen – the world just needs to fully realize what GPT-4 already is.