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- somewhereoutth 3y agoFrom the abstract, it is suggested that for some tasks AI was a benefit, but for others it actually made things worse. So can we know which are which, and what are the relative value adds of these task groups? Where does an overall cost benefit analysis land, bearing in mind the high costs of AI.
- CuriouslyC 3y agoEasy, AI is a tool like a hammer. Know when to use a hammer, vs when to use a saw or a drill? Models are a more abstract tool but if you spend time with them you'll build intuition quickly enough.