Any logical and practical content claiming that AI won’t be as big as everyone is expecting it to be ?

So everywhere we look we come across, articles, books, documentaries, blogs, posts, interviews etc claiming and envisioning how AI would be the most dominating field in the coming years. Also we see billions and billions of dollar being poured and

Edward Mehr works where AI meets the anvil.  The company he cofounded, Machina Labs, blends the latest advancements in robotics and AI to form metal into countless shapes for use in defense, aerospace, and more. The company’s applications accelerate design

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Amazon’s new Alexa voice assistant will use Claude AI.[1] Nvidia says it plays fair in AI chip market.[2] Salesforce to acquire AI voice agent firm Tenyx, joining AI talent race.[3] AMD Appoints AI Industry Veteran Keith Strier to Expand Global

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From the article: A new study published in Nature suggests 57% of content published online is AI-generated (via Forbes). Researchers from Cambridge and Oxford claim the increasing number of AI-generated content and the overreliance of AI tools on the same

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Hey everyone, I came across this AI video generator tool in a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/Wq_pAfhhSpM?si=6kXJhlAGIAtpYX95 I’ve been trying it out and the results are pretty impressive. Prompt I used: a black and white cctv recording of brad pit in a