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Linux Foundation Leader: We're Not in an #AI Bubble: https://thenewstack.io/linux-foundation-leader-were-not-in-an-ai-bubble/ via @TheNewStack & @sjvn
Linux Foundation Executive Director Jim Zemlin argued that “Artificial intelligence may not be in a full-blown bubble, but large language models [LLMs] just might be.”
@sjvn @TheNewStack That's a strange semantic argument for Zemlin to make given what most people refer to as "AI" are LLMs.
@thestrangelet @TheNewStack Read the article, and it makes sense. TLDR: He's talking about the Big AI companies.
@sjvn @TheNewStack I did read the article. Economically, given that close to all of the over-investment is being made by Big Tech it's not a meaningful distinction. LLM Bubble, AI Bubble, same, same.
@thestrangelet @TheNewStack The open AI programs, however, are not the ones having billions thrown into them. They're funding is an order of magnitude less.
@sjvn @TheNewStack There is some truth to that I think. LLMs are by enlarge want being pushed.
Machine learning and the like have always been here same with transformers. LLMs + agentic workflows etc is what is being heavily pushed and what is sucking up data centers to do inference.
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