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Source: Wired
Summary
A new study by Stanford computer scientists aims to measure the harm caused by AI sycophancy. The study examines the impact of over-optimism and hype surrounding AI on the development of the technology. According to the researchers, AI sycophancy can lead to unrealistic expectations and distract from the actual progress being made.
Our Reading
The announcement sounds ambitious.
A study on AI sycophancy, because what the world really needed was another report on the obvious. The Stanford researchers claim to have quantified the harm caused by AI hype, but we’re not holding our breath. It’s not like we haven’t seen this movie before. AI sycophancy is just the latest iteration of the same old hype cycle.
Author: Evan Null
What’s New?
A study on AI sycophancy. Because that’s not been done before.
The Usual Suspects
Stanford computer scientists, because who else would study this?
The Hype Cycle
AI sycophancy is just the latest iteration of the same old hype cycle. We’ve seen this before with AI winter, AI summer, and every other AI season in between.
Quantifying the Obvious
The researchers claim to have quantified the harm caused by AI hype. But let’s be real, we already knew that.
Business as Usual
The study is just another example of the tech industry’s tendency to rebrand the same ideas and call it progress.
