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I was asking for real world examples. Your hypothetical of someone saying LLMs can't code can be interpreted as "LLMs can't code without significant oversight f
by brigadier132 2y ago
I was asking for real world examples. Your hypothetical of someone saying LLMs can't code can be interpreted as "LLMs can't code without significant oversight from humans". Which is factual.
If I had a new hire that produced bugs and code that didn't work at the rate that LLMs produced bugs I would say they couldn't code.
- dmd 2y agoNo, I mean the large contingent of people who literally say that all the code, and all the images, produced by LLMs exist on the web already and that LLMs are just search engines. This is not a hypothetical.
- tdullien 2y agoOh, I wasn't aware people seriously advocated that. I've heard people argue LLMs are approximate search engines and their results kernel-smoothed combinations of multiple terms in the index and the embedded prompt (and I can see some of that argument), but I hadn't seen anyone seriously argue they're pure info retrieval. That seems obviously wrong.
- dmd 2y agoThere is a great quantity of breathless commentary on What AI Can’t Do informed not at all by ever actually trying one.