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Well, LLMs can be either side of that. They can also be used to turn something verbose into a series of bullet points. I agree that reading an LLM-produced es
by AnimalMuppet 9mo ago
Well, LLMs can be either side of that. They can also be used to turn something verbose into a series of bullet points.
I agree that reading an LLM-produced essay is a waste of time and (human) attention. But in the case of overly-verbose human writing, it's the human that's wasting my time[1], and the LLM is gzip'ing the spew.
[1] Looking at you, New Yorker magazine.
- steveBK123 9mo agoRight we are headed towards LLM generated slop summarized by another LLM. Wire format is expanded slop.
- account42 9mo ago> I agree that reading an LLM-produced essay is a waste of time and (human) attention. But in the case of overly-verbose human writing, it's the human that's wasting my time[1], and the LLM is gzip'ing the spew. gzip is lossless, LLM summaries are not.
- jfengel 9mo agoWe can run each LLM-produced essay through an LLM to reduce it to bullet points. We can then run it through another LLM to reduce it to a single bullet point. Then we can run it through a final filter, which reduces it to "ai;dr".