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Skepticism mounts over tech execs' AI claims

The author expresses skepticism about the widespread adoption of generative AI, suggesting that tech executives lack credibility and that the public will eventually accept new technologies out of resignation rather than genuine enthusiasm. The piece questions the trustworthiness of technology leaders and their pronouncements on AI. AI

RANK_REASON Opinion piece expressing skepticism about AI adoption and tech executive credibility, lacking concrete news.

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Skepticism mounts over tech execs' AI claims

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Everyone's gonna WANT "generative # AI ", they're sure of it. After all, the # tech boys aren't friends with anyone who isn't totally in love with ChatGPT or Cl

    Everyone's gonna WANT "generative # AI ", they're sure of it. After all, the # tech boys aren't friends with anyone who isn't totally in love with ChatGPT or Claude or "agentic" crap. The general public always complains about the new thing, they're used to assuming. Eventually we…