Intelligence being available on tap has killed the expert
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Re: Intelligence being available on tap has killed the expert
#2Such has been the case with many technological advancements. You can change the date on this to 1999 and complain that the Internet has accomplished this; suddenly everyone can get information on car repairs, recipes, and the like, without needing to do lots of research ahead of time or take a course, thus killing the need for a mechanic or a bakery.
Outside of software development, a lot of things that AI can do still require a human to understand and do it. I can't tell Claude to change my oil, or ChatGPT to bake me a cake. I can use them as tools to teach me what to do, same as the Internet, or TV programs, or books, or any other "invention."
Re: Intelligence being available on tap has killed the expert
#3LLMs (allegedly) killed the specialist star.
Re: Intelligence being available on tap has killed the expert
#4Such has been the case with many technological advancements. You can change the date on this to 1999 and complain that the Internet has accomplished this; suddenly everyone can get information on car repairs, recipes, and the like, without needing to do lots of research ahead of time or take a course, thus killing the need for a mechanic or a bakery. Outside of software development, a lot of things that AI can do sti…
yeah, I was thinking about that but with Internet we still need to explore to get to the destination, with LLMs wasn't so much
Re: Intelligence being available on tap has killed the expert
#5LLMs (allegedly) killed the specialist star.
haha that's better than the original title