An absolute enjoyable read. It also raises a good point, regarding the Turing test. I have a family member who teaches adults and as she pointed out: You won't believe how stupid some people are.
As critical as I might be of LLMs, I fear that they already outpaced a good portion of the population "intellectually". There's a lower level, which modern LLMs won't cross, in terms of lack of general knowledge or outright stupidity.
We may have reached a point where we can tell that we're talking to a human, because there's no way a computer would lack such basic knowledge or display similar levels of helplessness.
As critical as I might be of LLMs, I fear that they already outpaced a good portion of the population "intellectually". There's a lower level, which modern LLMs won't cross, in terms of lack of general knowledge or outright stupidity.
We may have reached a point where we can tell that we're talking to a human, because there's no way a computer would lack such basic knowledge or display similar levels of helplessness.