What are you staring at?
Move on, nothing to see here!
While humans are very gullible when it comes to language, realizing how little "understanding" those LLMs have about any concept at all is easier using vision. We tolerate way fewer visual errors than we do language errors, and the AI scammers know that.
"The AI industry and tech companies in general do not have much historical credibility. Their response to criticism is always: 'we’ve been wrong in the past; mistakes were made; but this time it’s different!'
We're finally in the age where we can talk to machines.
I regularly discover ways to improve my ChatGPT prompts. Consequently, I went from thinking, "LLMs are interesting but mostly useless" to "How did I work without LLMs" quite quickly. This newsletter is my attempt to share my findings.
@womble@marcelsalathe@fj
Maybe it can do a lot better already: computers, like most tools, do far better than humans in the tasks they were design to perform, e.g. number crunching, data storage, communications etc. It's just that this #LLM technology, as good as it may be in language and pattern recognition, it is not capable of functioning the way they advertise it. The problem is not the technology itself, the problem is the #snakeoil salesmen that advertise it as being human like.