Working on AI that helps to manage IT shops that learns from failure & success might be better for both results and culture than most IT management roles, a profession (painting an absurdly broad brush) that tends to attract a lot of miserable creatures.

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gishh a day ago | parent [-]

... If this happens, the next hacks will be context poisoning. A whole cottage industry will pop around preserving and restoring context.

Sounds miserable.

Also, LLMs don't learn. :)

	▲	parasubvert 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		LLMs themselves don’t learn but AI systems based around LLMs can absolutely learn! Not on their own but as part of a broader system: RLHF leveraging LoRAs that get re-incorporated as model fine tunings regularly, natural language processing for context aggregation, creative use of context retrieval with embeddings databases updated in real time, etc.