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Right, a lot of roles in consulting are political, the LLM isn't going to play politics. Companies aren't going to replace consultants with LLMs for their slid
by operatingthetan 4y ago
Right, a lot of roles in consulting are political, the LLM isn't going to play politics. Companies aren't going to replace consultants with LLMs for their slide decks and advice, because the service the consultants are offering is persuasion.
- jrochkind1 4y agoI mean, the LLM is happy to give you the answer you told it you wanted in the first place, with lots of flowery language and justifications. We're really in core LLM competencies here. But, sure, the customer can't _know_ it's just an LLM or it's not going to work -- what are they even paying for then? But really, secretly replacing all consultants with an LLM seems just so perfect for these folks, whose "consulting" was already at the level of quality of an LLM regurgitating what everyone else is saying but making it sound pretty and customized to you. An LLM is _perfect_ for what this industry delivers.