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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish62•edit-23 months agoWonder what will happen first, organizations will figure out they can’t feed LLM output directly to end users as facts or products, or LLMs will become good enough to not have the incorrect or nonsense answer problem.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish26•3 months agoThe former. Though it may not really be decided as such, rather the fad will fade, and they’ll move on to whatever the next buzzword is.
minus-square@SlopppyEngineerlinkEnglish15•3 months ago move on to whatever the next buzzword is. Humanoid robots. These are almost getting into the territory where they can convince the corporate rubes, just in time for the next hype cycle.
Wonder what will happen first, organizations will figure out they can’t feed LLM output directly to end users as facts or products, or LLMs will become good enough to not have the incorrect or nonsense answer problem.
Truly a race between snails.
The former. Though it may not really be decided as such, rather the fad will fade, and they’ll move on to whatever the next buzzword is.
Humanoid robots. These are almost getting into the territory where they can convince the corporate rubes, just in time for the next hype cycle.