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Not an AI expert of Pro AI fans. IMO I do think it isn't about what AI or LLM could do now, but their trajectory into the future. Especially when a model is spe
by ksec 3y ago
Not an AI expert of Pro AI fans. IMO I do think it isn't about what AI or LLM could do now, but their trajectory into the future. Especially when a model is specifically trained for that certain job.
It wont completely replace human, but even if they are only good enough for 20-30% of it ( or even 10-20% for argument sake ), it is not hard to see they could be ~80% in ~5 to 10 years time. And that is scary.
- ben_w 3y agoI think it's beyond us to predict how fast or slow such a transition might be. I was expecting decent art from a natural language prompt to take much longer than self-driving cars. The cars have remained at "that's interesting but still not enough for public liability requirements" since before any of the current GenAI model architectures were thought up.