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They're RLHF'ed to an inch of their lives to be able to one-shot complete tasks, since requiring human input defeats the purpose of being able to replace the la
by slopinthebag 2mo ago
They're RLHF'ed to an inch of their lives to be able to one-shot complete tasks, since requiring human input defeats the purpose of being able to replace the labor force.
But once the insanity ends LLMs will be packaged as tools for developers to use to boost their productivity, and we'll consider them as we do IDE's and debuggers and stuff. But we have to get through this hype cycle first.
- siva7 2mo agowake up, slopinthebag. wake up..
- ed_elliott_asc 2mo agoYou think LLM’s will be more than a tool?
- siva7 2mo agoIt's about agentic systems who view humans as their "tool". Much like the companies who created them. Just read the system cards of the new frontier models how those behave without strong guardrails. And remember that we already have only a generation behing capable models in the wild without guardrails
- ACCount37 2mo agoDo you think that you can continuously train LLMs for more and more complex and more and more agentic tasks without them becoming "more than a tool"?