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It is totally fair, but for a lot of average non-tech people, AI == "something you can prompt in a natural language". I personally prefer to avoid the term alt
by vova_hn2 7mo ago
It is totally fair, but for a lot of average non-tech people, AI == "something you can prompt in a natural language".
I personally prefer to avoid the term altogether in favor of more specific terms, like:
- LLM
- chess engine
- image generation model
etc
- Aachen 7mo agoI'm not sure most people are that naïve that they can't differentiate between "any computer that acts smartly" (how the term "AI" is used) and the word chatbot. Of course, LLM is even more precise
- MarsIronPI 7mo agoTangential question: what do you call transformers-based models that generate images or videos? Are they LLMs? They're not really "language" models. But there's not really an easy term for them. Maybe "image models" and "video models"?
- Aachen 7mo agoI'd call them video/image generators because I don't know the word for the underlying technology. I can't imagine they're LLMs because, indeed, the second L is for language