His next paragraph claims that Nabla "debunks" the idea that "large language models" can be used in healthcare.
That's not just "some people have unrealistic expectations" it's "this tool, when when more advanced and find tuned, will never be appropriate to use in a very broad class of use cases".
He also says "GPT-3 has no knowledge of how the world works", which is clearly an overstatement meant to clear up hype, but is untrue. For example, GPT-3 knows more trivia than I do.
That's not just "some people have unrealistic expectations" it's "this tool, when when more advanced and find tuned, will never be appropriate to use in a very broad class of use cases".
He also says "GPT-3 has no knowledge of how the world works", which is clearly an overstatement meant to clear up hype, but is untrue. For example, GPT-3 knows more trivia than I do.