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"Models will be able to autonomously work for full days (8 working hours)" does not make them equivalent to a human employee. My employees go home and come back
by stickfigure 1y ago
"Models will be able to autonomously work for full days (8 working hours)" does not make them equivalent to a human employee. My employees go home and come back retaining context from the previous day; they get smarter every month. With Claude Code I have to reset the context between bite-sized tasks.
To replace humans in my workplace, LLMs need some equivalent of neuroplasticity. Maybe it's possible, but it would require some sort of shift in the approach that may or may not be coming.
- FrustratedMonky 1y agoMaybe when we get updating models. Right now, they are trained, and released, and we are using that static model with a context window. At some point when we have enough processing to have models that are always updating, then that would be plastic. I'm supposing.