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I think it will eventually be its own dialect of English. Telling LLMs what to do is better using not quite normal English and I think this will continue until
by eikenberry 5mo ago
I think it will eventually be its own dialect of English. Telling LLMs what to do is better using not quite normal English and I think this will continue until it isn't recognizable as natural English anymore, but a new fuzzy programming language (probably >1).
- tayo42 5mo ago>Telling LLMs what to do is better using not quite normal English What are your prompts like?
- titularcomment 5mo agoI believe new (programming) languages will emerge both for LLMs to parse and take instructions from as well as for them to generate code in. The former is because English is a nuanced language evolved for human usage which the LLMs don't quite need, with the only advantage of it being a metric ton of training material. Same goes for Rust, Go and other languages LLMs do primarily well coding in, which all have concepts geared towards human convenience.