jeffyoulose t1_jdbgdq3 wrote
In 6 months people will be bored of chatGPT and BARD and will be distracted by the next hot thing (maybe a new war or an economic crisis).
This tech has the smell of a fad like wordle was for 2022. Remember all those variants of wordle? All forgotten and shoved into that shoebox under the bed like everything else. Remember the excitement surrounding self driving tech 5-8 years ago? Also now forgotten.
And all the excitement about LLM applications is exactly like the excitement about block chain. Everyone will declare that they are going to study using LLMs for xyz. But give up after a few months after finding out that these systems spew out garbage and you need to pay millions for the GPU farm and the human raters to train the (reward) models. Prompt engineers will have to recompose prompts to achieve stability and reproducibility across models.
Just ask anyone who has played around with stable diffusion. You start with fluent text description but soon enough you are using massive positive and negative word lists to get anything close to what you want SD to render.
Start ups will fail when they find out that their applications are tied to specific versions of models.
FlyingCockAndBalls t1_jdbpv5k wrote
lol you have no idea what you're talking about
[deleted] t1_jdc4rc1 wrote
The moment Microsoft and Google announced that AI will be able to generate PowerPoints and excel spreadsheets is the moment AI is cemented into our daily life.
jeffyoulose t1_jdceb43 wrote
Yes but for limited examples and there is still little control. It's kinda more like smart macros and smart template selection. It won't finish the presentation or write up for you.
It will be at best a time saver for mundane tasks.
jeffyoulose t1_jdcegst wrote
Clearly you have not used stable diffusion. It's cool at first but becomes very frustrating.
FlyingCockAndBalls t1_jdcge2w wrote
right now microsoft is hooking up gpt to github and microsoft office, plus bing assistant can now use Dall-E so you can generate images with much more natural language. Modjourney 5 which just released solved the hands issue. Things are moving at a rapid pace this is more than just a fad.
jeffyoulose t1_jdfvud6 wrote
The images are never what you want. Just like the text generated by chat gpt is often trite and useless.
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