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In my niche, there is zero chance of automation by LLM as everything needs to be 100% deterministic so we just use plain ol' algorithms and they work perfectly.
by benterix 2y ago
In my niche, there is zero chance of automation by LLM as everything needs to be 100% deterministic so we just use plain ol' algorithms and they work perfectly.
- dangvilify 2y ago[flagged]
- dwaltrip 2y agoFair enough, although I’d say it’s rare to need 100% determinism. The reliability of models on longer, more complex chains of reasoning is the biggest issue with the current gen AI wave, in my view. Very interested to see how and if this changes over the next few years. A huge amount of possibilities open up as this goes from 50% to 90% and higher. When you can break down tasks into manageable units and then chain dozens of them together with a decent chance of the model successfully completing the entire chain, this could enable a big jump in capability.
- xracy 2y agomore than 100% determinism, most people need eventual consistency. AI isn't even like, 10% deterministic at this point. And that's kinda the point of the tools we're using.