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> It creates a never ending treadmill of boy-who-cried-LLM. The crying wolf reference only makes sense as a soft claim that LLM’s better or not, are not gettin
by Nevermark 1y ago
> It creates a never ending treadmill of boy-who-cried-LLM.
The crying wolf reference only makes sense as a soft claim that LLM’s better or not, are not getting better in important ways.
Not a view I hold.
- Retr0id 1y agoThe implicit claim is just that they're still not good enough (for whatever the use cases the claimant had in mind)