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I'm really unsure if you are making a joke, but in case you're serious: using a language model for directions is like using a thermometer for calculations. Sure
by oefnak 3y ago
I'm really unsure if you are making a joke, but in case you're serious: using a language model for directions is like using a thermometer for calculations. Sure, it uses numbers...
- PeterCorless 3y agoThe problem is that actual people are trusting the output they get, not realizing that it's just plausible sounding, not correct. It is surprising just how plausible it sounds. Which is the uncanny valley into which any number of people will walk off the proverbial cliff and fall into. The hype surrounding the capabilities of LLMs far exceeds its actual output.
- frumper 3y agoPeople trust all kinds of bad output. Look at politics and how hyped people get over the promises that are never kept.