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This anecdote corroborates my theory that it will still be critical to become an expert in your field. Everyone is treating AI like it's a zero-sum game with r
by caust1c 1y ago
This anecdote corroborates my theory that it will still be critical to become an expert in your field. Everyone is treating AI like it's a zero-sum game with regards to jobs being "lost" to AI, but the reality is that the best results will come from experts in the field who have the vocabulary and knowledge to get the best answers.
My fear is that people treat AI like an oracle when they should be treating it just like any other human being.
- lblume 1y agoWhat percentage of people are actually experts at their jobs though?
- xnorswap 1y agoPeople treat certain humans, or humans in certain roles, as oracles too.
- redeye100 1y agoThis is just bad design. Or a faulty tool. Why should the job market shift to accommodate this gap in the functioning of LLMs? This is a bug that needs to be fixed. I have a personal gripe about this bringing an unfinished tool to market and then prophetizing about its usefulness. And how we all better get ready for it. This seems very hand-wavey and is looking more and more like vaporware. It's like trying to quickly build a house on an unfinished foundation. Why are we rushing to build? Can't we get the foundational things right first?