Torvalds emphasized in his speech that he hates these technology demonstrations, which are actually soap bubbles. He thinks most initiatives and developments in the AI industry are pointless and necessary to raise capital for companies like Nvidia.
That’s why the creator of Linux skips all artificial intelligence projects. But he says his view is valid for the current state of artificial intelligence, but in about five years everything will change: By then, generative algorithms and machine learning will have advanced and become more useful and interesting. Then, according to Torvalds, it would make sense to turn to artificial intelligence.
“I really hate this cycle of excitement,” Torvalds said.
Source: Ferra
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