> because it is actually a statistical machine with context limit.
So are humans.
Machines have surpassed humans by magnitudes in many capabilities already (how many billion multiplications can you do per second?)
And I argue that current LLMs have surpassed many of my capabilities already.
For example GPT/Opus can understand and document some ancient legacy project I never saw before in minutes. I would take a week+ to do the same and my report would probably have more mistakes and oversights than the one generated by the LLM.
So are humans.
Machines have surpassed humans by magnitudes in many capabilities already (how many billion multiplications can you do per second?)
And I argue that current LLMs have surpassed many of my capabilities already.
For example GPT/Opus can understand and document some ancient legacy project I never saw before in minutes. I would take a week+ to do the same and my report would probably have more mistakes and oversights than the one generated by the LLM.