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There will never be proof or a 100% effective solution as long as these things are black boxes, which might be "forever". Nor does anyone really need any perfe
by staunton 4y ago
There will never be proof or a 100% effective solution as long as these things are black boxes, which might be "forever".
Nor does anyone really need any perfect solutions or proofs. The solution has to be good enough for your purpose and you have to be sure enough that it is to justify the risk.
- simonw 4y agoAs someone who really wants to build all sorts of cool software on top of LLMs that's pretty depressing.
- staunton 4y agoIf you want to succeed in building something useful, there's no way past dealing with risk and accepting solutions that are "good enough". If you have ideas for cool software, this stuff should be the least of your worries. Bonus points though if what you build doesn't destroy human civilization...