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Maybe, but I don’t think we’ve definitively answered the question - are LLMs smart. If LLMs get to the point that they can unpack almost any logic that one mig
by techpineapple 2y ago
Maybe, but I don’t think we’ve definitively answered the question - are LLMs smart.
If LLMs get to the point that they can unpack almost any logic that one might need for a function or class that’s amazing, but if it doesn’t understand the why, I think that leads to fundamental limitations in progress.
And maybe I’m still not using the right tools, but I’m not finding cursor/claude 3.7 to be close.
- namaria 2y agoI think LLMs are intelligence augmenting. They are a tremendously powerful search tool but you need to know what you are looking for. The idea that they can replace workers is laughable. I am afraid though that the current state of LLMs is too expensive for its use case. So I'm trying not to lean too much on them.