open-source gemini when?
cooking you dinner while giving blowjob, when?
(we all know, that's the real benchmark)
But seriously, as interesting as all these developments are, they're happening at a pace, that's too high at the moment. With AI right now, there's almost no point in trying out whatever may be "new" - because once you're about to get the hang of it, you'll be hearing about that even better, even "newer" thing.
Here is my predictions for AI in 2025.๐ค๐ค๐ค
- A major cyberattack, fueled by AI-generated tactics and automated systems, will lead to a breach of a major corporation or government entity, sparking a global reevaluation of AI security protocols. In addition, there will be major protests.
Shorter version: Russia and China will do Russia and China things.
- Many people will start using AI-driven mental health tools, such as personalized therapy chatbots and mood-tracking apps, as part of their daily routine.
I don't see this happening unless there's significant advancement in nanobot-technology. It would only make sense when used in conjunction with nanobots. That way, you'd be able to have both the diagnosis, as well as the treatment handled by AI.
- A large coalition of company will propose an international AI regulatory framework that focuses on ethics, accountability, and safety in AI development and deployment across industries.
I don't see China and potentially also Brazil, finding common ground with the "western" world. There will be a relatively weak international framework, and several much more restrictive, regional agreements.
- Major social media platforms will adopt AI for full-scale content moderation, reducing human involvement in decision-making for hate speech, fake news, and harmful content . However, the majority of content on these platforms will be generated by AI or AI-assisted tools, raising new challenges around authenticity and accountability.
Can see this happen. But would we really care? I mean, if you're telling me, that instead of some guy, a cousin of mine went to school with, an AI will waste my time, by telling me what it had for breakfast - it doesn't really make a difference for me. I don't really care in either case.
- A revolutionary AI tutoring system will emerge.
Depends on your definition of revolutionary. But can see this happen.
- Hugging Face will experience a large-scale social media backlash due to controversial actions or statements by some of its employees.
I'd say any platform within the realm of AI will have to deal with controversy next year. The more content / users the higher the chance for people to be pissed about something.
- Lots of AI-generated movie will be released.
Depends. How do we define "movie"? An individual putting out content, a major production company releasing a motion picture, small indie productions?
And most important: full-length movies or short-films as well? If we include short films, we won't have to wait until next year, because then it already happened.
