All their responses are generated, no conscience there, just AI. “Another brick in the wall” hits stronger than ever now.

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    What about using the output of the tool?

    Like, if I take one of those life-saving drugs discovered by AI… What’s your take?

    Or if I look at the hurricane path prediction maps.

    Or if the fusion reactor designs created with AI work out.

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      none of those are llm-based systems. as for llm-created things, i will avoid them like the plague because normalising them is giving even more power to the owners.

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        The OP didn’t specify. The post is just about “AI”.

        Also, the pharmaceutical AI is the same AI as LLMs. It’s just trained differently.

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        It’s quite refreshing to find sometimes people thinking the same things I do about the current state of the world, it seems the vocal majority is on the AI hype train. Maybe I am naive but I hope there are many people “like us” that simply keep their opinions less public, just because they are not so hyped and following the trend

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          most people i know in computer-related professions have negative opinions on llms. they range from unimpressed to 100% opposed. people who are neutral to positive are usually not aware of any background.