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yeah people are scratching the surface of the potential. you can write prompt to clean unstructured text into structured text. that becomes the work area. ins
by avereveard 4y ago
yeah people are scratching the surface of the potential.
you can write prompt to clean unstructured text into structured text. that becomes the work area.
instead of asking gpt "write me some code in pyton that does x" you can just tell gtp "do x with the structured data in the work area and present a structured result"
gpt becomes the computation engine
granted it's super expensive and quite slow, today
but with a few plugins to take care of mechanical things and the token memory space becoming increasingly bigger, writing the programming step directly on there may be the standard. as soon as vector storage and reasoning steps gets well integrated, it's going explode.
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- ZitchDog 4y agoI doubt it will be the standard. I think it will always be faster to process data using a script generated by the LLM. One thing I could see is a "self updating" script, that adjusts its logic on the fly when new data are found.
- avereveard 4y agoon one hand it's also explotaible as hell via prompt injection, on the other hand for certain tasks is more robust because it works off the intention you give it, not the instructions, so it can get back on track.