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Not a full take, but I have some relevant experience that’s formulating into an idea. 1) Running an agency, it was quick and easy to share ideas and give direc
by awb 4y ago
Not a full take, but I have some relevant experience that’s formulating into an idea.
1) Running an agency, it was quick and easy to share ideas and give direction and have that executed to a fairly accurate degree over a decent period of time.
2) Working with GPT-3 & GPT-4, it’s also quick and easy to share ideas, but I’m becoming more aware of how surface level my communication is. When I get back great results, it’s typically because I’m requesting busy work. When I’m requesting something novel, it quickly becomes clear what I forgot to define.
So, the idea that’s formulating around LLMs is that the process of transforming an idea into instructions will become much more desirable. And that we’re moving from selecting for people who know how to do the work, to selecting for people who know how to request the work. And that those are two very different skill sets.
- worldsayshi 4y agoYou don't think that 'requesting work' can be done by a LLM as well?
- awb 4y agoSure, but as long as the human experience remains unique and beyond the grasp of AI, then there will be human creativity and ingenuity seeking to improve that experience. But yes, there are plenty of demonstrations of LLMs using themselves to accomplish tasks or even recruiting humans to accomplish a task.