I think it's time to blow the scene:

I agree the economics must make sense for the producers, I also agree that an increase in the price of inputs must be taken into account by producers, and that is why I am curious about the overall procedure.

The curious thing is that I am inclined to believe that a complete restructuring of packages and pipeline is something producers would immediately consider for profit, but not for reducing pollution.

That's a very interesting take and choice of term for a phenomenon that I guess all of us have experience (more or less knowingly).

What would make sense to understand is how much shapeflation actually cost to be implemented. Creating a box that "tricks" the buyer, change the pipeline to adapt to the new box, and all other logistic details do cost.

My honest take is that AI has a lot of potential, but very different from what is being hyped, and perhaps not useful to the vast majority of people who just seem to want a way to use their brain less and less.

My specific case is related with research in mathematical physics. Even last year, all llms were basically useless to me. This year, I constantly use them for brainstorming and producing boilerplate proofs of simple (but useful) lemmas. Of course, I supervise the output carefully, but I am now sufficiently able to optimise my pipeline in such a way that checking is faster than producing everything from scratch myself.

I strongly believe that there are brilliant people doing research in AI now, and this will result in AI (not only llms) being more and more useful for creative people.

The elephant in the room, however, is the issue of regulating the use of AI and the companies developing and selling AI solutions. This, I reckon, will be a total shitshow.

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