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Not even a great replacement for search. I have minimal trust in answers/summaries it gives. One example (paraphrased): “Find me daycare for a Y year old in X
by rjra 5mo ago
Not even a great replacement for search. I have minimal trust in answers/summaries it gives.
One example (paraphrased): “Find me daycare for a Y year old in X area of SF and the key attributes/pros/cons of each”. Wonderfully presented options highlighting different teaching styles. But…neglected to mention, of the top two, one was a Gan (Jewish focused) and one was Mandarin immersion.
- borroka 5mo agoI am repeating what many have said. Nevertheless, it is becoming clear that LLMs can increase productivity (in certain areas and at certain times) for people who are already knowledgeable (in a specific niche or field) due to a combination of better prompts, tool selection, and critical evaluation of LLM output. But, for those who don't possess those traits, they mostly seem to be, at best, a better search and, at worst, an agent of confusion.