What will Gen AI do in 2025. How long before AI can self regulate?

[Renegade]

We have seen how rapidly Gen AI swept us off. From us marveling at its unseen magical powers, to using it in our daily lives. With enterprises racing to imbibe use cases after use case to prove to their peers and higher ups how they are all technology savvy. Its everywhere, its reading everything and its improving at a rapid pace.

Where do you see Gen AI going in the next year? What improvements will it bring in? Which new use cases will open up?

Most importantly, how long before it can start to self regulate.

 

[mani0993]

Firstly, I see a reduction in subscription prices due to competition. Microsoft's Github CoPilot free-tier is a step in that direction.
Secondly, we may see it hitting a saturation point. AI everywhere will make people miss the human element.

 

[Renegade]

AI everywhere will make people miss the human element.

Ah yes, once you've seen enough AI generated content it is easy to distinguish it from human generated content. And it has started to turn me off a little.

I am curious to see how long before we start seeing AI generated images that can do crisp text formatting perfectly. That would be a tipping point for a lot of people.

 

[ashayc]

Have you seen the news of how they integrated alignment into the CoT process, especially for o3? It's obviously a trade off with latency, but adding alignment as a step during chain of thought seems to be very effective in their benchmarks against o1.