>- the human in the room is also important. LLMs are like pianos, we play prompts on the keyboard to them, and they play back language to us. The quality and or

>- the human in the room is also important. LLMs are like pianos, we play prompts on the keyboard to them, and they play back language to us. The quality and originality of the output aren't solely inherent to the model, but are co-created in the dialogue with the prompter. It's not just about the instrument, but also the 'musician' playing it. I mean isn't that what humans are as well? You can get two LLMs talking to each other and suddenly the musician in the room doesn't matter.