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So, what exactly is the point of the LLM if it can't exceed an average person and produces results which are not trustworthy?
by hggigg 2y ago
So, what exactly is the point of the LLM if it can't exceed an average person and produces results which are not trustworthy?
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y ago"The average person" has a job. Those jobs can now be performed by machine. The societal implications are profound.
- rafaelmn 2y agoIf those jobs consisted of solving small isolated puzzles and math questions you'd maybe have a point. The societal impact so far has been mostly increasing noise (generating irrelevant content you have to filter out) and burning resources. Fundamentally AI models need a better way to learn and use memory if they want to replace entry level human jobs - RAG and fine tuning ain't it.
- echoangle 2y agoThe "average Person" which struggles with the given questions probably has a physical work job though.
- pornel 2y agoI think it's necessary to remember that they're not a general artificial intelligence, but language models. For example, they're pretty good (not perfect) at translating things, including translating arbitrary instructions into code or machine-readable forms.