The LLM capabilities/usefulness debate seems so ridiculously polarized. On the one hand you have a gullible C-suite gulping down the "on the brink of super-intelligence" cool-aid making plans to ditch 80% of their workforce in the next 2 years. On the other side you have the Ivory Tower academics still parroting the "stochastic parrot" good for nothing memes.
The serious middle ground, appreciating the new tools for what they can offer but while aware of the limitations and fitting them into useful slots in the business-processes, feels very underrepresented.
I'm interacting on this with lots of people on both sides of this isle and am constantly amazed by the almost caricatural shallowness of understanding on either side.
The serious middle ground, appreciating the new tools for what they can offer but while aware of the limitations and fitting them into useful slots in the business-processes, feels very underrepresented.
I'm interacting on this with lots of people on both sides of this isle and am constantly amazed by the almost caricatural shallowness of understanding on either side.