I agree with the author, and I like how his (human) voice comes through loud and clear in this post.
I also find LLM-voices extremely jarring, boring, and dense. And very, umm, mechanical, if you will.
But I want to make an observation.
Folks are not-Ok reading the LLM’s output for prose.
But folks are completely Ok, even downright blind, to accepting LLM-output of code.
I see that dichotomy everywhere.
LLM-driven code: great, valuable, all-ok
LLM-driven prose: not ok
Understood completely that the audience for consumption is two completely different entities (machines vs humans) but something about this doesn’t sit right with me.
More particularly: if we don’t prefer LLM-prose, why should we prefer LLM-code ??
Anybody else feels that ??
I also find LLM-voices extremely jarring, boring, and dense. And very, umm, mechanical, if you will.
But I want to make an observation.
Folks are not-Ok reading the LLM’s output for prose.
But folks are completely Ok, even downright blind, to accepting LLM-output of code.
I see that dichotomy everywhere.
LLM-driven code: great, valuable, all-ok LLM-driven prose: not ok
Understood completely that the audience for consumption is two completely different entities (machines vs humans) but something about this doesn’t sit right with me.
More particularly: if we don’t prefer LLM-prose, why should we prefer LLM-code ??
Anybody else feels that ??