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> The work seems to be exclusively about using openAI apis and hacking response pipelines together And ironically, this is not going to be a marketable skill f
by 12_throw_away 3y ago
> The work seems to be exclusively about using openAI apis and hacking response pipelines together
And ironically, this is not going to be a marketable skill for long, in any scenario. If the hype train crashes and burns, this is no longer a useful skill. But if the hype is real, an ML model will be able to do this sort of thing for you.
- kingkongjaffa 3y agoI mean the baseline value is already there in removing writers block and helping you get started with writing, listing obvious things from whatever topic you ask about, and basic and boilerplate code. What's missing is any novel insight and real high quality writing. I guess what I'm trying to say is if LLM development totally stopped tomorrow I would still use it for generating a bunch of ideas and volume of writing to then pick from. It's like being an editor vs being an author, and tweaking text output is easier than starting from scratch.
- ianbicking 3y agoLLMs produce useful work right now, it doesn't need a hype train to keep going. OTOH ML models seldom "do" much of anything on their own, it needs integration work to make it matter.
- herval 3y agoI think a very large number of people have already experienced significant results with LLMs. I don’t see how it’d be hype tbh (unless for the fringe ppl expecting AGI)