Lazarus_Long

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   by Lazarus_Long 1y ago

   So AI is going to create UML or 5th gen language specifications? Hurrah!.
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   by Lazarus_Long 1y ago

   For anyone not familiar this is SWE https://huggingface.co/datasets/princeton-nlp/SWE-bench One of the examples in the dataset they took from https://github.com/pvlib/pvlib-python/issues&
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   by Lazarus_Long 1y ago

   In general my smoke test for this kind of things is, if the company (or whatever) gladly accept the full liability for the AI usage. Cases like: - The AI replaces a salesperson but the sales are not binding or final, in case the client gets
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   by Lazarus_Long 1y ago

   I assume you ignored "teleology" because you concede the point, otherwise feel free to take it. " Is there an “inventiveness test” that humans can pass but LLMs don’t?" Of course, any topic where there is no training dat
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   by Lazarus_Long 1y ago

   "Nothing fundamentally prevents an LLM from achieving this" Well yes, LLMs are not teleological, nor inventive.
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   by Lazarus_Long 1y ago

   Problem is, paraphrasing Scott Kilmer, corporations are dead from the neck up. The conclusion for them was not that AI will help juniors, is that they will not hire juniors and will ask seniors the magic "10x" with the help of AI.