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your concern would be valid if an llm were the ONLY tool being used. applications use multiple tools so you can use the appropriate tool for the job. if you're
by spencerchubb 2y ago
your concern would be valid if an llm were the ONLY tool being used. applications use multiple tools so you can use the appropriate tool for the job. if you're doing math, you don't want a standalone llm
- ryandrake 2y agoAs a student, how would I know what things the LLM tutor can provide correct answers for, and what things I will need to "use appropriate tools" for? Should I rely on the LLM to help teach me spelling, or US history, or are there more appropriate tools for these, too?
- spencerchubb 2y agoif the product is great, hopefully you as the user would not have to worry about which tool is doing which task. the developers would worry about that. it's the same in any app. the user doesn't know or care what tool is used to render the frontend or store the data in the backend
- j2kun 2y agoExcept that the LLM is actively dismissing its discrepancy with the other tool. Just adding to the confusion.
- Karrot_Kream 2y agoSince we're all just speculating to the wind here, I can see multiple ways LLMs can be used. Maybe it'll help simplify TA triage, maybe it'll just be a Discord bot. Maybe a classifier will sample from multiple models. I think if anyone can give this idea a fair shot it's Andrew Karpathy, an ML expert and a person known to be passionate about education.
- Karrot_Kream 2y ago*Andrej Darn autocorrect