Current models won't write anything new, they are "just" great at matching, qualifying, and copying patterns. They bring a lot of value right now, but there is no creativity.

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throwaw12 3 hours ago | parent [-]

95% of the industry wasn't creating creative value, it was repetitive.

* auth + RBAC, known problem, just needs integration

* 3rd party integration, they have API, known problem, just needs integration

* make webpage responsive, millions of CSS lines

* even video gaming, most engines are already written, just add your character and call couple of APIs to move them in the 3D space

	▲	GeoAtreides 30 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Not sure what 95% of the industry created, but it did bring liquidity in my bank account and a roof over my head. now what?
	▲	kmac_ 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		That's why they bring a lot of value. Plus, new models and methods enable solutions that weren't available a decade ago.
	▲	bilbo0s 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		So true. You can only complain about creativity if you were actually being creative. 99.99999% of the industry was not. But sure, for the 0.000001% of the industry coming up with new deep learning algorithms instead of just TF/PyTorch monkey-ing, maybe the LLMs won’t help as much as a good foundation in some pretty esoteric mathematics.