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> What's important is if it is useful. Precisely why I don't use AI. It is not. I can't trust it bar for some "research this for me" followed by a thorough rev
by thefz 2y ago
> What's important is if it is useful.
Precisely why I don't use AI. It is not. I can't trust it bar for some "research this for me" followed by a thorough review of the source material, which is something I am already really adept to do myself, so no value here.
- getpokedagain 2y agoIs search, even legacy search like a table of contents or the Dewey decimal system not useful? It may not point you to what you want either. LLMs are an ok iteration on search with up and downsides. One of the upsides is better contextual hinting from the users input. One of the downsides is that it also makes it trivial to spew out so much bullshit content that soon I doubt it will be able to train on most of the public internet anymore.