Everybody and their dog is now jumping on the AI bandwagon, which in many cases means they download LangChain, use a prompt they copied from someone's tweet, co

Everybody and their dog is now jumping on the AI bandwagon, which in many cases means they download LangChain, use a prompt they copied from someone's tweet, concatenate it with user input and call GPT. Companies with actual domain knowledge will be in much better position because they will really know how to leverage the full power of these new models instead of being blinded by the bling that (cherry-picked) works nicely in 50% of the cases. My friend and me have a good natured competition in making an AI that writes stories. He's using a custom tuned LLama, I'm calling ChatGPT. Making cutesy little stories is easy. Making anything you'd actually be interested in reading is freaking hard! We're not writers! We don't know enough to prompt/select/guide the AI to do it well! Same in other domains. LLMs are powerful tools but they'll make you more poweful if you have the right domain knowledge (and seems these guys do). Don't give up, leverage it!