If I was non-tech and owned a business, and someone (reputable) offers to teach me everything I need to get up to date with the most revolutionary technology of the decade (perhaps century?) for like ... 500 dollars? Why not?
Its neural network autocomplete that helps you write text a little faster, chill with "the most revolutionary technology of the last decade/century" talk. You're offending a lot of experts in way more important areas of research.
You don’t even know what is covered. It could be anything from how to prompt to how to create your own models from numpy primitives.
Who tf is dumb enough to not do it, though?
If I was non-tech and owned a business, and someone (reputable) offers to teach me everything I need to get up to date with the most revolutionary technology of the decade (perhaps century?) for like ... 500 dollars? Why not?
$500/hr maybe. Most of these are like $5000-10k per week.
Its neural network autocomplete that helps you write text a little faster, chill with "the most revolutionary technology of the last decade/century" talk. You're offending a lot of experts in way more important areas of research.
>write text a little faster
You might actually need to attend an AI bootcamp. This is not 2022's GPT, AI can deliver plenty of value for a business owner these days.
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That’s so shockingly ignorant/reductive that you shouldn’t be surprised when people start ignoring you in technical conversations.
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Yeah, people learning new technology is terrible. /s