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The majority of online content can decrease in quality while LLMs can increase in quality. If the decrease in quality is noticeable to you, then it can be acco
by SamPatt 2y ago
The majority of online content can decrease in quality while LLMs can increase in quality.
If the decrease in quality is noticeable to you, then it can be accounted for by future model makers. We already know that quantity isn't everything.
The average coming down only creates a stronger contrast for the high-quality work. As a writer, I'm excited about having LLMs available to help me. They're already indispensable.
- citizenpaul 2y agoI'll give an example a while ago I wanted to learn a new'ish tech. I did some research LLM and search which led me to an online course. I figure eh $20 is probably worth it to hear from someone that has used it. After a couple of chapters I realized the author had no idea what they were doing and were literally reading page for page word for word from the official documentation. Valueless Trash masquerading as information. We've only just started down this forever merry-go-round of AI slop regurgitating and obscuring the often free source material for nothing more than profit off other peoples work.