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many many teams are actively building SOTA systems to do this in ways previously unimagined. you can enqueue tasks and do whatever you want. I gotta say as a cu
by arthurcolle 2y ago
many many teams are actively building SOTA systems to do this in ways previously unimagined. you can enqueue tasks and do whatever you want. I gotta say as a current gen LLM programmer person, I can completely appreciate how bad they are now - I recently tweeted about how I "swore off" AI tools but like... there are many ways to bootstrap very powerful software or ML systems around or inside these existing models that can blow away existing commercial implementations in surprising ways
- gmerc 2y ago“building” is the easy part
- falcor84 2y agobuilding SOTA systems is the easy part?! Easy compared to what?
- kristianp 2y agoProbably, to get them to work without hallucinating, or without failing a good percentage of the time.
- falcor84 2y agoI wonder what would our world look like if these two expectations that you seem to be taking for granted were applied to our politicians.
- AbstractH24 2y agoAre you suggesting people are satisfied with our politicians and aspire for other things to be just as good as them? What if we applied those two expectations to building construction? What if we didn’t?
- falcor84 2y agoI think it's always good to aspire for more, but we shouldn't be expecting perfect results in novel areas of technology. Taking up your construction metaphor, LLMs are now where construction was perhaps 3000 years ago; buildings weren't that sturdy, but even if the roofs leaked a bit, I'm sure it beat sleeping outside on a rainy night. We need to continue iterating.
- AbstractH24 2y agoContinuing this metaphor further, 3000 years ago built a tower to the sky called the Tower of Babel.
- taneq 2y agoCompared to “having built” :D