Mainly due to all the launches and presentations we are seeing in recent months, artificial intelligence is undoubtedly here to stay. It is increasingly part of a greater number of applications and platforms where it tries to improve its operation and effectiveness.
Furthermore, this is a technology that is available to almost everyone to benefit from its advantages. At this point it is quite common that many users have tried the possibility of creating texts or images automatically. All by simply entering a series of characters in the form of a prompt.
We have both free and paid proposals, depending on the type of use we are going to make of these AIs. We must also keep in mind that with the passage of time, new language models that are increasingly more powerful appear. It is not in vain that some are beginning to fear that these intelligent platforms will soon begin to replace humans in certain jobs.
However, we must take into consideration that not everyone agrees with the effectiveness and usefulness of these AI platforms. There are those who try to do without their use, and even consider that they are almost useless. This is precisely the case that we will talk to you about below. And one of the most important figures related to technology who do not agree too much with the rise of artificial intelligence is Linus Torvalds.
We are not talking about just anyone, the one considered the father of Linux does not have the confidence of the majority in these platforms focused on AI. This is something that he wanted to make clear recently, although with certain nuances.
This is what Linus Torvalds says about the future of AI
On the one hand, he has expressed his opinion regarding artificial intelligence, and its different platforms and applications, currently. Basically Torvalds believes that right now smart technology is 10% real, and 90% marketing.
In short, the father of Linux believes that a lot of hype is currently being given to everything that has something to do with AI, but its real usefulness is quite limited, at least for the moment.
To all this that we are telling you, we also add a period of years that must pass before we really know where artificial intelligence will go. Consider that until another 5 years we will not really know how useful all of this will be in a multitude of everyday life environments. Of course, although at the moment he does not trust too much in this technology and its usefulness, Linus Torvalds does assure, from his point of view, that AI will revolutionize the world in the future.
Despite everything and for this to happen, a few years still have to pass. If we take into account the speed at which the different language models are evolving over the last few months, who knows how far we will have come in 5 years in this regard.
