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It won't help. LLMs are good at soft skills, too. There's a whole "AI girlfriend" industry, and it's quite successful.
by Animats 10mo ago
It won't help. LLMs are good at soft skills, too. There's a whole "AI girlfriend" industry, and it's quite successful.
- throw-the-towel 10mo agoLLMs are not good at soft skills, just the girlfriends you can get in this society are even worse.
- luckylion 10mo agoI consider "understanding what people want when they well you" part of soft skills, and LLMs are good at that. I've know a few non-developers who use AI to solve the things they need. Nothing huge, it's not anything amazing, but what impressed me is how well the process works for them. They describe what they want in very vague terms with a lot of contradictions and in convoluted stream-of-thought paragraphs. But it mostly works, and LLMs produce something that's very close to what they want, and they get to their desired result with a few iterations.
- steve1977 10mo agoSo pretty similar to product owners or project managers in your average enterprise
- oblio 10mo agoSpeaking of skills: > girlfriends you can get in this society are even worse Skill issue. Also, unrealistic expectations. People are both afraid of doing the hard work to have meaningful relations and filtering out duds and also want the world from another human.
- marcosdumay 10mo ago> the girlfriends you can get in this society are even worse WTF? Dehumanizing people into a collective, way to go. Do you expect to assimilate them, Borg style?
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- hatmike 10mo agoConfidently stating incorrect information and unilaterally agreeing with someone until they develop psychosis are not, in fact, desirable soft skills.