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> who prompts the AI LLMs are a box where the input has to be generated by someone/something, but also the output has to be verified somehow (because, like hum
by dboreham 9mo ago
> who prompts the AI
LLMs are a box where the input has to be generated by someone/something, but also the output has to be verified somehow (because, like humans, it isn't always correct). So you either need a human at "both ends", or some very clever AI filling those roles.
But I think the human doing those things probably needs slightly different skills and experience than the average legacy developer.
- reactordev 9mo agoRules engines were designed for just such a thing. Validating input/output. You don’t need a human to prompt AI, you need a pipeline. While a single LLM won’t replace you. A well designed system of flows for software engineering using LLMs will.
- Alex_L_Wood 9mo agoWell, who designs the system of flows?
- lkjdsklf 9mo agoIf you ask the AI labs, the AI systems themselves will build these kinds of workflows for themselves. That's the goal.
- reactordev 9mo agoBusiness Analysts (or rather, Business People)