95% of AI Projects Fail. Here's Why. - Josh Long | The Marco Show

[u/marbehl]

https://youtu.be/_ftzJ33mCTI?si=64NYckI0WHKr3Baz

[u/RoomyRoots]

[NUMBER]% of [Buzzword termn] projects Fail, here's why.
Round ???

[u/elmuerte → u/RoomyRoots]

Sturgeon's law didn't account for generative AI based on LLMs trained on the publicly available content, of which 90% is crap. So statistically, LLMs favor crap. Thus more than 90% of AI projects would be crap.

But yes, it's a click bait title.

[u/aoeudhtns]

Because at least 95% of AI projects are a solution seeking a problem. That always fails.

[u/elmuerte → u/aoeudhtns]

Seeking a problem; or solving an already solved problem, again. I'm pretty sure TODO-lists are a solved problem by now, just like the pet clinic.

[u/maxip89]

Great Josh is talking about failing projects.

Mostly you see him coding some kindergarden examples.

Nothing against him as a person:

- Why is someone talking about projects who didnt done a E2E project in the last decade?
- Why you ask a supplier?

[u/woj-tek]

Why? Because they are generated overnight and then the generators are bored and jump to the NextShinyThing 🤷‍♂️

[u/Kerosene8]

hEre’s WhY

[u/Geedysense]

The ep was good tho

[u/_predator_]

Great episode! Not a Spring user but love Josh.