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But what for? Human learning is becoming of diminishing utility as the machines improve. For example, I am now able to create computer programs and beautiful ar
by guelo 2y ago
But what for? Human learning is becoming of diminishing utility as the machines improve. For example, I am now able to create computer programs and beautiful artwork without taking the time to master these skills. You could say that I can use art and programming as basic tools to accelerate my learning of bigger things, but whatever that bigger thing is AI is coming for it too. I can't imagine the progress the machines will achieve in 10 years. We'll be replaced.
- anon22981 2y agoThe reason you overestimate their capabilities is because you use them for things you don’t know anything about. It’s like when your nephew made a simple HTML website for himself twenty years ago that was <h1>Hi I am Mark</h1> — it seemed impressive, but you just didn’t know that it wasn’t. Using LLMs in real world complex cases (in programming or art) instantly reveal their significant shortcomings. They are a very good nephew for making stuff that seem impressive, but a bad expert or consultant.