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All the same criticisms are true about hiring humans. You don’t really know what they’re thinking, you don’t really know what their values and morals are, you c
by avalys 1y ago
All the same criticisms are true about hiring humans. You don’t really know what they’re thinking, you don’t really know what their values and morals are, you can’t trust that they’ll never make a mistake, etc.
- aloha2436 1y agoI think you're misreading the article; the point here is not "LLMs are bad and can't replace humans," the point is that many non-technical people have the expectation that LLMs can replace humans _but still behave like regular software_ with regard to reliability and operability. When a CEO sees their customer chatbot call a customer a slur, they don't see "oh my chatbot runs on a stochastic model of human language and OpenAI can't guarantee that it will behave in an acceptable way 100% of the time", they see "ChatGPT called my customer a slur, why did you program it to do that?"
- tyg13 1y agoYou can teach a human when they make a mistake. Can you do the same for an LLM?