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What's the point of constantly comparing this technology to humans? If I said my calculator gives false numbers you wouldn't reply "humans are sometimes bad at
by staticman2 3y ago
What's the point of constantly comparing this technology to humans?
If I said my calculator gives false numbers you wouldn't reply "humans are sometimes bad at math".
- _ea1k 3y agoNo, but if my LLM were bad at math, I might say "humans are sometimes bad at math". One major missing element in current ML approaches is tool usage and how to decide when to use a tool vs not using one. It is an area that is currently being explored and expanded quickly.
- dekhn 3y agobecause the whole point of these systems is to take over menial tasks that humans are slow/bad/find boring. Same reason as calculators: they do something humans could do, but faster and more accurately, allowing us to focus our intelligence on higher order problems.