> Ironically, the best answer to many of the article's suggestions (thousands rather than millions, easy to modify, etc.) is to write your own software with LLMs.
Not sure exactly irony you mean here, but I’ll bite on the anti-LLM bait …
Surely it matters where the LLM sits against these values, no? Even if you’ve got your own program from the LLM that’s yours, so long as you may need alterations, maintenance, debugging or even understanding its nuances, the nature of the originating LLM, as a program, matters too … right?
And in that sense, are we at all likely to get to a place where LLMs aren’t simply the new mega-platforms (while we await the year of the local-only/open-weights AI)?
Not sure exactly irony you mean here, but I’ll bite on the anti-LLM bait …
Surely it matters where the LLM sits against these values, no? Even if you’ve got your own program from the LLM that’s yours, so long as you may need alterations, maintenance, debugging or even understanding its nuances, the nature of the originating LLM, as a program, matters too … right?
And in that sense, are we at all likely to get to a place where LLMs aren’t simply the new mega-platforms (while we await the year of the local-only/open-weights AI)?