In my experience, when a disruptive tech comes along that displaces a certain way of existing, all of the former examples of this happening have resulted in people adapting. That's what must happen. And if you think LLM's are lessening the value of previously valuable work, then it is time that you increased your own output to once again be high and above that which LLM's are replacing or to what you perceive as having lost value. You can do that, that is totally within you, but you have to find it for yourself. Or you can just continue talking smack and contributing to nothing. But then your output is going the opposite direction of what you say LLM's are taking away to begin with. These are conflicted times we live in, but they really don't have to be.
For the record, I think this project was an excellent presentation, I loved the interactive elements snd the meteorite (or is that a meteorwrong?) to come across the page. This is about as good of a use of LLM's as I have seen. I didn't see anything about it in the article, but does anyone know what future plans are for this particular project, or is that a wrap? I didn't see I the Where This Stands section anything about future search topics. This really feels like a time where finding the question is every bit as important as finding an answer to that question.
For the record, I think this project was an excellent presentation, I loved the interactive elements snd the meteorite (or is that a meteorwrong?) to come across the page. This is about as good of a use of LLM's as I have seen. I didn't see anything about it in the article, but does anyone know what future plans are for this particular project, or is that a wrap? I didn't see I the Where This Stands section anything about future search topics. This really feels like a time where finding the question is every bit as important as finding an answer to that question.