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Jevons paradox describes the phenomenon where increased efficiency in the use of a resource actually leads to a greater overall consumption of that resource rather than a decrease. This counterintuitive concept, first identified by William Stanley Jevons in 1865, suggests that technological advancements aimed at improving efficiency can, paradoxically, increase resource use due to increased demand spurred by lower costs.
And, yet, they continue trying to be done with us.
OpenAI made waves across the industry in December when it published the results from its tests of artificial intelligence that performs better on tasks when it gets more time and computing power to process them. The results implied ChatGPT customers were about to be blown away by what the new AI ...
"Potentially suggests that the company is getting ready to ship a product that could pose an existential threat to humanity, as the AI firm doesn't seem to have a firm grasp or control over the model."
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The AI hype has reached slapstick level comedy while they seem to be attempting to cause hysteria such as with "The War of the Worlds." That 1938 radio drama caused many to think it was reporting a real Marsian attack.
"[Altman] admitted that AI was advancing and scaling rapidly, potentially outpacing the oversights put in place to prevent the technology from spiraling out of control. 'It feels like there are no adults in the room.'"
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Now, think of the gap that's going to manifest itself in two to seven years out and what that will do to pay for those already here. It's known as supply and demand. There's going to be a huge steaming pile to clean up and replace with working software and far fewer available.
"Let that sink in." 🚰
AI's impact on the software development rarely track what's going on behind us. What? Yeah, the kids who strongly buy into the AI hype that software developers and most other IT related jobs are going the way of the baby seals are actively not entering CS degree programs and computing in general. This is a trend that has impacted the previous academic year and the one that's about to begin, not to mention those who are switching majors partway in.
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