> Shoe shopping is pretty complex, more so than trialing an AI model in my opinion.
Oh c'mon, now you're just being disingenuous, trying to make an argument for argument's sake.
No, shoe shopping is not more complicated than trialing a LLM. For all of those questions about shoes you are posing, either a) a purchaser won't care and won't need to ask them, or b) they already know they have specific requirements and will know what to ask.
With an LLM, a newbie doesn't even know what they're getting into, let alone what to ask or where to start.
> By comparison I can try 10 different AI services without even needing to stand up for a break
I can't. I have no idea how to do that. It sounds like you've been following the space for a while, and you're letting your knowledge blind you to the idea that many (most?) people don't have your experience.
Oh c'mon, now you're just being disingenuous, trying to make an argument for argument's sake.
No, shoe shopping is not more complicated than trialing a LLM. For all of those questions about shoes you are posing, either a) a purchaser won't care and won't need to ask them, or b) they already know they have specific requirements and will know what to ask.
With an LLM, a newbie doesn't even know what they're getting into, let alone what to ask or where to start.
> By comparison I can try 10 different AI services without even needing to stand up for a break
I can't. I have no idea how to do that. It sounds like you've been following the space for a while, and you're letting your knowledge blind you to the idea that many (most?) people don't have your experience.