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Im not convinced at the comparison to the .com boom of the internet, its intellectually lazy. The internet was always going to disrupt the way we think about t
by utyop22 1y ago
Im not convinced at the comparison to the .com boom of the internet, its intellectually lazy.
The internet was always going to disrupt the way we think about the discovery and purchase of goods and services at the bare minimum. Some saw that the role of the personal computer was evolving from just computation to communication and so on.. this stuff was obvious early on. Irrespective of the equity bubble at that time, the potential was real. It was just too early.
There is nothing of this sort happening with LLMs. Where do they fit? Nobody has a clear answer and I don't see a clear one emerging any time soon. If someone has a very clear and direct answer, please feel free to reply :=)
- tim333 1y agoAI is not the same as LLMs. AI is pretty inevitable. LLMs will likely be superseded by some other algo.
- utyop22 1y agoI never mentioned AI once in my post. Comments such as "Ai is inevitable" okay... post something tangible dude. All this stuff is just total noise.
- tim333 1y agoThe comment you replied to was about AI. Something like: Comment: AI isn't so bad You: But LLMs are no good I see that again and again with AI arguments. It's not a good argument really. Like saying aviation will fail because biplanes weren't very good.
- utyop22 1y agoI still have no idea what you are replying to, in response to my comment