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I don't fully buy into this idea. In the end there is an inherent bottleneck when it comes to the expressiveness of natural language. To do something correctly,
by lbeurerkellner 4y ago
I don't fully buy into this idea. In the end there is an inherent bottleneck when it comes to the expressiveness of natural language. To do something correctly, you need some sort of precise description of what it is that you are trying to achieve. Unless future models can read you mind, there will be room for some sort of precise language to specify what you are trying to achieve, don't you think?
- v4dok 4y agoThis is what proper human communication is all about. Expressing yourself in writing in a way that does not leave room for misinterpretation is a skill yes, but that skill is called "writing". I feel like people who can't express themselves clearly in text, think that prompt engineering is some kind of new skill they need to learn. But in essence every prompt engineering class is (or will be) a language/writing class.