▲ | Davidzheng 6 days ago | |
Why are you assuming the cases where humans can code better than AI still exists after three years say -- I think in some industries today artisanal products are also not higher quality than machine made ones. | ||
▲ | dns_snek 5 days ago | parent | next [-] | |
Because we're not even close to that happening. However I've observed a sort of cognitive decline in a few formerly experienced and extremely knowledgeable developers whom I used to respect. They happen to be the most vocal supporters of LLMs now and sometimes our discussions get so ridiculous I have to practically beg them to put the LLM down and just think about what they're saying for just 5 seconds. I think they're about a year away from believing that the sky is green if the AI says so. So maybe LLMs will win on a technicality by making us more stupid as a species. | ||
▲ | BriggyDwiggs42 6 days ago | parent | prev | next [-] | |
Progress under current paradigms has gotten much slower | ||
▲ | Zanfa 6 days ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence and if there's one thing we've learned is that progress in AI is not linear nor predictable. We've been a few years away from fully self-driving cars for a really long time now. |