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I mean I’m sure it’s the reverse for an artist. They would be less impressed with the image and more impressed with the code quality

• gedy 6d ago
  To generalize, LLMs are great at what you are not skilled at.
  • k__ 6d ago
    That's how they're sold, isn't it?
    • gedy 6d ago
      Well, not exactly. Many, many companies and managers think that they can replace skilled people or have unskilled monitoring them.
• fishfasell 6d ago
  That's a fair statement, I agree. I'm quite an abysmal artist so I could be a victim of my own bias here
• 26d0 6d ago
  The point I think is interesting is that this is just 7B. The current SOTA 7B LLMs are barely usable for quite simple coding.
  • becquerel 6d ago
    Text is in a sense way harder to do than images because of radical nonlocality. A word at the start of one paragraph can directly influence the meaning of a word five paragraphs away. Whereas images typically represent the real world, or at least a spatial domain, which gives you a lot of structure 'for free'. If you are drawing a human, you can make a reasonable guess where their hands go in relation to their face. If someone hands you the first half of an essay, finishing it is not trivial.