Current frontier LLMs empower effectively anyone with limitless knowledge. Historically, if I wanted to hire an engineer to, say, create something like this I would have needed a multi-million dollar budget. Now, anyone with $200 (or less) can achieve it.

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devmor an hour ago | parent [-]

You are vastly overestimating what has been achieved here.

This is something a couple of materials science grad students can do in limited time for poor compensation as well. The expensive budget is for the part that comes next.

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rfgplk an hour ago | parent [-]

Of course, "LLM solves quantum gravity and proves existence of God", "nah brah, that's easy brah any kid could have done this brah".

This is what you sound like. I also like how the goalposts keep moving on a daily basis, a year ago it was that LLMs can't even write a Hello World program without making an error, but now things like this are "so easy a minimum wage intern could do it."

	▲	SpicyLemonZest an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Isn't there quite a bit of space between "so easy a minimum wage intern could do it" and your original claim that it would have cost millions of dollars to produce these results?
	▲	devmor an hour ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		Why hyperbolize when I am commenting on something it has actually done and the vastly exaggerated claims related to this?
	▲	suddenlybananas an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		It hasn't done that though.