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Why do you call prompt engineering pseudoscience when it has been extraordinary successful? The transition from using a LLM as a text generator to knowledge en
by brcmthrowaway 2y ago
Why do you call prompt engineering pseudoscience when it has been extraordinary successful?
The transition from using a LLM as a text generator to knowledge engine has been a gamechanger, and it has been driven entirely by prompt engineering
- burnte 2y ago> The transition from using a LLM as a text generator to knowledge engine has been a gamechanger, and it has been driven entirely by prompt engineering Because it's based on guesses and not data of how the model is built. Also, it hasn't been solved nor is it yet a game changer as far as the market at large is concerned, it's still dramatically unready.
- beepbooptheory 2y ago"Knowledge engine" is, perhaps unintentionally, a very revealing (and funny) way to describe people's weird projections on this stuff. Like, what is even the implication? Is knowledge the gas, or the product? What does this engine power? Is this like a totally materialist concept of knowledge? Maybe soon we will hear of a "fate producer." What about "language gizmo"? "Prose contraption"?
- brcmthrowaway 2y agoLook up knowledge graph. Its an old technique superseded by LLm