ИИ - хайп или будущее? | Андрей Рыбинцев, Тимур Сидельников

How is AI changing professions, small businesses, and the very idea of ​​expertise? And why, in eighteen months to two years, will an "AI operator" be considered a good specialist? In this episode of the "Resolved" podcast, our guest is Andrey Rybintsev, Managing Director of Artificial Intelligence at Avito. Andrey has been working in machine learning for over a decade and has spent the last few years building AI tools within Avito. In this episode, he, along with blogger Timur Sidelnikov and host Artem Kumpel, explores the true origins of the AI ​​hype, who in business should be wary of neural networks, and why there simply aren't any instructions on how to properly implement AI. In this episode, we discuss: · How Avito combated violations in ads without ChatGPT 10+ years ago · Why the hype didn't start with the invention of AI, but with the advent of an interface you could "talk to" · What is an "AI operator" and why is it the future of professions for the next eighteen months to two years · How AI has already divided freelancers into those who earn more and those who are being forced out of the market · Who is responsible for the results if the decision was made by AI, and why this is a particularly sensitive issue in medicine · Why there isn't a single good course on working with AI, and how the community can help in this regard · Why Avito systematically develops AI skills in its employees if it doesn't immediately provide a direct efficiency gain · Why small businesses can outpace corporations in AI implementation—and in which niches it won't work · Are one-person companies feasible, and what is needed To make it work · Will neural networks become cheaper, or is business doomed to pay increasingly higher prices for tokens? · Are junior engineers still needed if AI is taking over routine tasks? · Why soft skills are even more, not less, important in the AI ​​era? · What's happening to the value of "hand-made" in the face of generative content? Timecodes: 0:00 What is this episode about? 0:30 Who is Andrey Rybintsev and who is Timur Sidelnikov? 1:23 How Andrey came to the topic of AI through Moscow State University and machine learning 1:56 The first task at Avito: automated ad moderation 3:08 Why the hype started with ChatGPT 4:01 Generative AI: what's the fundamental difference? 7:55 How Avito has been processing images since 2015 10:44 25 million ads a day: impossible manually 11:42 Forecast for 1.5–2 Years: Everyone Will Become "AI Operators" 15:20 How AI Has Already Stratified the Freelance Market 16:18 The Question of Responsibility: Doctors and Self-Driving Cars 18:13 Where to Learn AI and Why a Community is Needed 23:08 Why 95% of Corporate AI Implementations Fail 25:54 Three Steps to AI Transformation at Avito 31:22 How AI Will Change Small Businesses by Industry 33:40 One-Person Companies: Myth or Reality 35:24 Will Tokens and Neural Networks Deserve in Price? 39:49 Are Junior Professionals Needed in the Age of AI? 41:07 Soft Skills: Will They Become More Important? 44:11 The Value of "Handmade" in the Face of Generative Content 48:26 Which Businesses Will Disappear, and Which Will Transform? 51:40 Summary: Responsibility as the Main Marker of AI Implementation Enjoy Views! Podcast Hosts: Artem Kumpel — Senior Managing Director at Avito, responsible for the Services, Jobs, and Advertising divisions, as well as the company's strategic partnerships. A Berkeley graduate, he rose through the ranks from startups to Avito's top management. Timur Sidelnikov — blogger and co-host of the "Resheno" podcast.   / sidelnikov120      / @sravneniyaofficial   Podcast Guest: Andrey Rybintsev — Managing Director of Artificial Intelligence at Avito, has been responsible for the development of AI and Data Science at the company for over 10 years.