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▲ euiei 5 hours ago

If everyone uses llm output where’s the differentiation..

Sigh. Where are the actual smart people here who think deeply? This surface level stuff doesn’t cut it

▲spunker540 21 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

The differentiation is in how you prompt the LLM — the prompts actually influence the output

▲Aerroon 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

The differentiation comes from the problem space being so enormous that differentiation is almost certainly going to happen.

▲giovannibonetti 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

What differentiation? Most work is bread-and-butter after you get a few years of experience. If you LLM's can automate 50% of that, it would transform society already.

▲bunderbunder 3 hours ago | parent [-]

That “after a few years’ experience” bit is the catch. What’s happening during that time is a whole bunch of skill acquisition, building mental domain models, building context- and culture-specific soft skills, etc.

All of it relies on learning and information processing capabilities that LLMs simply do not have. The idea that any of it will automatically emerge from the current architectures simply by adding more parameters is about as sensible as thinking that if you keep counting long enough eventually you’ll get to complex numbers. We’re going to need to invent new technology to fill these gaps, and there is no way of knowing how long those developments will take.