• tauren@lemm.ee
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    4 days ago

    What a strange take. People who know how to use AI effectively don’t do important work? Really? That’s your wisdom of the day? This place is for a civil discussion, read the rules.

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      As a general rule, where quality of output is important, AI is mostly useless. (There are a few notable exceptions, like transcription for instance.)

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        As a general rule, where quality of output is important, AI is mostly useless.

        Your experience with AI clearly doesn’t go beyond basic conversations. This is unfortunate because you’re arguing about things you have virtually no knowledge of. You don’t know how to use AI to your own benefit, nor do you understand how others use it. All this information is just a few clicks away as professionals in many fields use AI today, and you can find many public talks and lectures on YouTube where they describe their experiences. But you must hate it simply because it’s trendy in some circles.

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        4 days ago

        Tell me you have no knowledge of AI (or LLMs) without telling me you have no knowledge.

        Why do you think people post LLM output without reading through it when they want quality?

        Do you also publish your first draft?