Comment by throwaway260124
11 hours ago
An llm is a tool, I had access to Claude too but I didn’t find the bug. The author found it.
Research taste, among other things are still abilities that differentiate among humans.
In fact, I expect the elimination of other limiting factors by AI to lead to those becoming more important. By the same mechanism that make ugly hedge fund managers more performant.
The problem then is that composition of the top performers will change. Which is problematic since being a top performer ( ‘artist’, ‘researcher’, ‘writer’,..) is often an identity which ‘we often create to protect ourselves: the strong one who never breaks, the intelligent one who is always certain... The mask that once protected you can eventually become the cage that prevents you from changing’
'AI' is Not a Tool: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ai-tool-rich-hickey-kjl8e
An invitation for a semantic debate online on a minor point along with a random linked in post stating something about said debate?
No thank you says pretty much everyone.
Yeah, I was about to comment that I’m not reading all that. But good for them though.
Then why is it marketed like one? And why can I use it like a tool?
I do have to send input to the thing to get a response, no?
Sure it is. And it's AI, not 'AI' -- not sure why the need to add quoting.
It's literally the title. It seems every reply to this is just someone saying they didn't read it.
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Are you saying I am an llm?
You know that enticing someone to commit suicide is a crime in most of the jurisdictions?
For now, an AI agent is not a 'someone'