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I welcome you all to my level. 🙂↕️
Have you read The Time Machine book where the humans in the future were all morons and weak because we turned the world into a safe place that didn’t represent any challenge for us anymore?
The author described them like gnomes just playing around with the intelligence of little children.
Adding it to my list!
TBH, tho, i have like a thousand more Discworld books to read first so it might be a while…
Eh. People do just fine at that without AI, what difference does it really make?
Probably double the number of those people. Or worse.
And the people who control the Ai control us.
I use it to help me correct my grammar and punctuation. It’s great at fixing those problems. Other than that, it’s just been a fever dream
I dunno, been loving my glue pizza
If you use the LLM by itself it’s nothing beyond a toy, but I like to have personal coding projects indexed in a way I can discuss things like suggestions on what to do next, looking for mistakes etc.
Not everything you use LLMs for need accuracy, for example brainstorming is a very interesting activity for us humans, trying to see where your flaws in understanding a certain subject.
To be honest, you could do that just by writing (hence why writing is such an important activity), but I think for the majority of people discussing a problem with an LLM is easier than staring at a blank piece of paper.
As opposed to learning how grammar and punctuation work yourself, and being more knowledgeable.
That’s why I limit my use of it to moronic activities, like replying to brain-dead customers who can’t read five lines of text. If I didn’t, I wouldn’t be able to restrain myself from insulting them, probably.
Who knows, maybe in the long run LLMs will save humanity in this age of engagement based on anger that social media created.
Right above this post:
“My Couples Retreat With 3 AI Chatbots and the Humans Who Love Them“ top article on wired
Same has been said about nearly every advancement in history.
Is AI always going to be stuck at its current level? Is there no way to improve it?
Replace “using AI” with “managing undergrads” and all the experiments are obvious (yes, you can’t quote a paper you asked an undergrad to write) and all the headlines are insane (no, you are not a moron for asking an undergrad to write the report).
