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Isn't this like trouble shooting a pong console to assess the future of video gaming?

• Jensson 4y ago
  No, they aren't judging the future, they are judging the present. Many developers are using language models to assist them today so it is worth checking if that actually helps them or not. When we are in the future we can start judging future language models, but until then we can only test what we have now.
  • Julesman 4y ago
    It's all short sighted given what we already know about the future. We know that these models will soon and continuously be more complex. We know they will only trend toward greater accuracy. Computer engineers won't be impressed with the output for some time. Front end devs like me just got an amazing search tool. I work faster now. I told my boss I work faster now. No going back. Understand, it's now faster for me to ask ChatGPT to find an answer and then Google to confirm it than it is for me to only google things. For me the AI revolution already came and will only be getting better. With design and process know-how I'm not really worried about losing my job. AIs will eventually be able to make ad hoc decisions about people's brand identity. But not anytime soon.