I’d argue only at that point can the AI actually be useful to you because you’re aware of its inherent limitations and can just use it for the things you know it’s good at, which is not that many things actually so yeah you end up using it way less.
Its not even auto complete. I tried running qwen3:8b param model on ollama and it just felt so tiring having to cajole the program into producing the output I want.
Everything was very underwhelming and could be done better by a 15 year old human personal assistant who actually likes programming.
AI is the supposed bourgeois escape hatch for starving and mistreating workers when the reality of austerity hits them fast and no one is able to work.
Models that you can run locally on reasonably priced consumer grade hardware are always going to be crap, you really need the beefy models that destroy the environment for it to be somewhat useful.
Oh yeah this whole thing is very very much convenient to Nvidia and data center companies lmao.
I still think they’re incentivized to make the models more efficient as they could then squeeze out even more profit, it’s just that it’s a property of the technology itself that it doesn’t really work well until you have bajillions of parameters.
I’d argue only at that point can the AI actually be useful to you because you’re aware of its inherent limitations and can just use it for the things you know it’s good at, which is not that many things actually so yeah you end up using it way less.
yeah plenty of people like their fancy autocomplete
Its not even auto complete. I tried running qwen3:8b param model on ollama and it just felt so tiring having to cajole the program into producing the output I want.
Everything was very underwhelming and could be done better by a 15 year old human personal assistant who actually likes programming.
AI is the supposed bourgeois escape hatch for starving and mistreating workers when the reality of austerity hits them fast and no one is able to work.
Models that you can run locally on reasonably priced consumer grade hardware are always going to be crap, you really need the beefy models that destroy the environment for it to be somewhat useful.
No shade to you personally, just that it’s really convenient that things work out this way.
Oh yeah this whole thing is very very much convenient to Nvidia and data center companies lmao.
I still think they’re incentivized to make the models more efficient as they could then squeeze out even more profit, it’s just that it’s a property of the technology itself that it doesn’t really work well until you have bajillions of parameters.