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Re: AI makes the easy part easier and the hard part harder

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Did I miss a fundamental shift in how LLMs work? Until they change that fundamental piece, they are literally that: programs that use math to determine the most likely next token.

This point is irrelevant when discussing capabilities. It's like saying that your brain is literally just a bunch of atoms following a set of physics laws. Absolutely true but not particularly helpful. Complex systems have emergent properties.

The problem I think is that current LLMs maybe not complex enough to accept all stimulation.

Current LLM systems are more like simulation of the stimulation, a conclusion rather than a exploration.

Re: AI makes the easy part easier and the hard part harder

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Its license washing. The code is great because its already a problem solved by someone else. The AI can spit out the solution with no license and no attribution and somehow its legal. I hope American tech legislation holds that same energy once others start taking American IP and spitting it back out with no license or attribution.

This is why its astonishing to me that AI has passed any legal department. I regularly see AI output large chunks of code that are 100% plagiarised from a project - its often not hard to find the original source by just looking up snippets of it. 100s of lines of code just completely stolen Ai doesn't actually wash licenses, it literally can't. Companies are just assuming they're above the law

> by just looking up snippets of it

a fix might be for ai to cite sources accurately.

> Companies are just assuming they're above the law

and so far they appear to be above the law.

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