Comment on Why LLMs can't really build software
Aceticon@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 week agoThat doesn’t even make sense - it’s not merely the there being multiple elements which add up to a specific tech that makes it capable of reaching a specific goal, just like throwing multiple ingredients into a pot doesn’t guarantee you a tasty dish as output and you have absolutely no proof that “we finally have the hardware and the software to make breakthroughs” hence you can’t anchor the forecast that the stuff done on top of said hardware and software will achieve what you want us to believe will achieve on “trust me it’s made up of stuff which can do greatness”.
As for the tech being a composition of multiple tech elements, that doesn’t mean much: most dishes too are a composition of multiple elements and that doesn’t mean that any random combination of stuff thrown into a pot will make a good dish.
That idea that more inputs make a specific output more likely is like claiming that “the chances of finding a needle increase with the size of the haystack” - the very opposite of reality.
Might want to stop using LLMs to write your responses and engage your brain instead.
PixelatedSaturn@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Ah, there go the insults. Surely the best way to display the superiority of your argument lol. And show who is the rational one in any conversation. But I’ll let the first one side, ok. Anyone can have a weak moment. For sure I had many.
My post has sense. You can claim ,as you have, that multiple ingredients don’t guarantee a tasty dish and fair enough, but in the other hand the opposite is also obviously not true. So I claim that’s not an argument against what I said by logic itself. I can also say that’s not a good comparison. We have a technology that is already giving us results. You can claim they aren’t good, but considering how many people use it already, that by itself could refute that claim, without mentioning any case studies which are plenty.
To the meat of the thing. Maybe I can’t claim that we are headed for an ai nirvana, but the same you can’t say LLMs are in any kind of dead end, especially not one that will mean ai stagnation for the medium future. But I can safely claim we are far closer than we were 3 years ago, by many orders of magnitude. The reasons being exactly hardware and LLMs. And this is exactly the reason for investments in the very the same tech, infrastructure, companies, institutions, universities, (…), that would invent new technology in AI. So, in the worst case scenario for the llms, they have accelerated the investments and improved the infrastructure for future inventions. Worst case.
Got more insults?
Aceticon@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 week ago
Sure mate, your logic is flawless and you’re not at all pretty much just using falacies and axiomatic statements to make the case that “this is going to be the greatest thing ever (invest now!)” like all the other types selling their book on some tech hype as has become common since the 90s and anybody pointing this out is really just insulting you by not accepting your clear genius.
Life must be hard for the benevolent AI Investor just trying to share with others how the tech domain they’re invested in is CERTAIN to become the greatest thing ever because it’s made on top of elements which are CERTAIN to be the elements that will one day deliver the greatest thing ever, only to get insulted by people daring to point out that all that certainty isn’t backed by anything but “trust me”.
PixelatedSaturn@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Youre insults are so great that I know now you have bested me. Incredible debate strategy to ignore all the arguments and go straight for the jugular with personal attacks. Truly remarkable rhetorical capabilities! I salute you! Have a nice day. Bye.