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I saw someone recently explaining it this way: we now have tools to inflate keywords and prompts into fancy side-long text, which we then feed to tools which wi
by slightwinder 2y ago
I saw someone recently explaining it this way: we now have tools to inflate keywords and prompts into fancy side-long text, which we then feed to tools which will shrink those text into short summaries.
So I guess office jobs are now grinding machines, where one side has keywords, the other side extracts keywords, and in the middle there is an enormous waste of resources to fit some manager's metrics.
- parpfish 2y agoWe spent years developing smarter compression tools, but AI has taught us that people actually want inflation tools
- slightwinder 2y agoSmells like an opportunity for a new product to serve all sides. Let the people send prompts, which are then inflated locally on receiver-side with custom prompt-modifications, before they are shrunken again. This way you get fancy small text for the transport, the sender doesn't have to waste money on AI, and the sender can personalize their response, or also save money by just reading the prompt directly. And finally, some company can make money from this. Win-win-win-win I would say.