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For the most part I agree, but will qualify that the caveats you listed apply to the out of the box version of ChatGPT. I expect these limitations will be overc

For the most part I agree, but will qualify that the caveats you listed apply to the out of the box version of ChatGPT. I expect these limitations will be overcome by using it as programming substrate and connecting it to other models and APIs. I am impressed by what we’ve seen from ChatGPT so far, but am especially excited to see what industry does with LLMs as new type of building block.

neuronic 4y ago
Fully agreed! I suspect that there will always be this subtle risk of catastrophic failure though, something observed in a lot of AI systems. The scrutiny filter may become less relevant but will likely not be less needed to prevent 1 in 10,000 bad responses. If 100,000 people ask critical questions then 10 people might run into potentially catastrophic consequences. ChatGPT is a powerful tool and will only become more so but it will probably not be perfectly reliable by any means due to the nature of the system. I am excited for the generative AI future and whatever the hell is still coming. Only those who adapt will survive.