Yes they are great for learning at own pace, trying out new things.
I have accepted two things that make me a happy engineer now: AGI is not here no matter what they say and LLMs are still very useful if one knows how to use them.
They are another layer of abstraction and like you said they do not tire. There is a lot of optimization needed so we can reduce wastage (running 1T+ LLMs for most work is wastage).
Haha, I thought about this today. I'm traveling and walked through a university campus. The new students are coming in and I thought wow, wouldn't it be wild to be a fresh in student in the age of AI (it's been a long time since I was college). But, then I thought, actually this could be an incredible time to be a student. If your curious and motivated the agents can be amazing partners. I think the students who crack how to use AI now are going to be the ones who really run the table as this economic wave crests. But, yeah, you're right on with the Wall-E comment. I would guess many (most?) will turn their brain off and then what's the point of even being there?
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Yes they are great for learning at own pace, trying out new things.
I have accepted two things that make me a happy engineer now: AGI is not here no matter what they say and LLMs are still very useful if one knows how to use them.
They are another layer of abstraction and like you said they do not tire. There is a lot of optimization needed so we can reduce wastage (running 1T+ LLMs for most work is wastage).
Guys, you are the 1%; 99% of LLM will be Wall-E.
Haha, I thought about this today. I'm traveling and walked through a university campus. The new students are coming in and I thought wow, wouldn't it be wild to be a fresh in student in the age of AI (it's been a long time since I was college). But, then I thought, actually this could be an incredible time to be a student. If your curious and motivated the agents can be amazing partners. I think the students who crack how to use AI now are going to be the ones who really run the table as this economic wave crests. But, yeah, you're right on with the Wall-E comment. I would guess many (most?) will turn their brain off and then what's the point of even being there?