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Precisely.. this is what the bozo AI-accelerants don't understand. What LLM's are is almost like a hacked-means of intuition. Its very impressive no doubt. But
by 23dsfds 5mo ago
Precisely.. this is what the bozo AI-accelerants don't understand.
What LLM's are is almost like a hacked-means of intuition. Its very impressive no doubt. But ultimately it isn't even close to what the well-trained human can infer at lightning speed when combined with intuition.
The LLM producers really ought to accept their existing investments are ultimately not going to yield the returns necessary for a viable self-sustaining business when accounting for future reinvestment needs, and instead move their focus towards understanding how to marry the human and LLM technology. Anthropic has been better on this front of course. OAI though? Complete diasaster.
- mikestorrent 5mo ago> it isn't even close to what the well-trained human can infer at lightning speed when combined with intuition. It's a lot closer to that than anything was five years ago. Do you really think we're going to be interacting with them the same way five years from now?
- tyyyy3 5mo agoThis is an empty statement - if you pour in hundreds of billions should you not expect progress? The question is will these firms be able to continue to spend at that rate. The managers of the firms don’t necessarily have control over that - ultimately punishment in the form of drop in stock price hurts many people involved and will force the management to act in the interest of marginal investors. Even Zuckerberg who has majority control had to concede when meta’s stock cratered to below 100.