When the AI revolution began it was new and exciting and there were so many promises made. Today AI is part of everybody's lives and we have started to question whether it is really necessary everywhere, unrestricted. What is your opinion on this and has it changed perhaps in the last year?
I'm planning to visit KL soon and I keep hearing a lot about the haze. Has it improved or is the situation still same as before?
Most of the time we hear about AI revolutionizing coding, software development, etc and how it has become invaluable to IT employees. But are there any industries that could have had such a similar massive positive impact due to AI? Industries such as healthcare, medicine discovery, climate management etc.? Is there a reason why we aren't hearing about AI bringing about incredible transformations in these areas?
I'm wondering if there are any truly crazy developments brought about because of AI. Such as solving an unsolvable equation, discovering a new drug, etc.
When using LLMs to code, write or do other tasks are there any additional features you wish they had that could have made them more useful?
Personally, I wish they had an inbuilt fact-checker or something of that sort since they sometimes produce incorrect results making it essential that we always verify their claims.
AI has made it much easier to create an entire app once someone gets an idea, but I haven't seen anything that is truly innovative or interesting. I'm sure people are building them but why aren't they reaching the mainstream? Has the mindset become "if I can create it, anybody can create it"?
I watched Parks & Rec around 10 years ago, after a friend recommended it. It was a bit difficult to get through S1, but once I finished the series it became the number 1 sitcom for me. I have rewatched it multiple times since and I'm yet to find another sitcom as good as Parks & Rec.
Sitcom enthusiasts, please tell me what else measures up to this masterpiece.