> So this is inherent to the technology. No amount of tokenmaxxing is going to change it. LLM development even breaks common and well accepted quality norms in software development - like backwards compatibility. You literally can’t (and wouldn’t want!) an LLM to do the same thing in the same way twice. But this means, LLMs - on their own - are not a solid foundation to build a revolution on. They never can be.
> So this is inherent to the technology. No amount of tokenmaxxing is going to change it. LLM development even breaks common and well accepted quality norms in software development - like backwards compatibility. You literally can’t (and wouldn’t want!) an LLM to do the same thing in the same way twice. But this means, LLMs - on their own - are not a solid foundation to build a revolution on. They never can be.