▲ | teiferer 17 hours ago | ||||||||||||||||||||||
As long as you view LLM as just a tool to do some mostly-mechanical changes to some codebase, you are missing the big picture which the article is about. What do LLMs mean for your mom? For society? For the future world view of your kids? Nobody cares about library refactoring. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
▲ | InfinityByTen 16 hours ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||||||||
A lot of people are missing this point. It's not about what it can do today. It's about what all you're promised it can do and then be sold to you like there's no alternative; and no one really knows if it will be able to do it or what all non-KPI functions are lost because AI is the only way ahead. Having used a customer service, I just happen to know that a smarter and a better chat-bot for a bog-standard service request (like a road-side car breakdown) isn't the solution for a better experience. But now, since a chat bot is cheaper to run, the discussion in the service provider HQ will be about which chat-bot technology to migrate to because user research says it provides for an overall better UX. No one remembers what it is to talk to a human. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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