• kestrel7_7@lemmy.world
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    Excuse me, haven’t we already seen tech companies going back to using junior programmers and boilerplate code because the LLM tokens are more expensive than just hiring people?

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    1. is an insanely fast learner

    This person very clearly does not understand, even at a basic level, how llms work. They are completely incapable of “learning” outside of training, and training cannot happen while you are using them - in no small part because they require MILLIONS of tokens of data (minimum) to be able to recognize patterns.

    Meanwhile that theoretical stupid kid she thinks should be paying her masters to have her teach them can learn instantaneously from even a single datapoint.

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    And how will these promising new “HOTL” have money to pay for entry level jobs without having entry level jobs?

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    What a valuable contribution from the co-founder and CEO of “Cooper AI”… on a platform for business-type show-offs who have nothing better to do than reinforce each other’s outrageous incompetence…

    So this is the scope of “Cooper AI’s” operations:

    Executives Who Use Cooper Make Better-Informed Decisions. Cooper uses natural language to generate insights and deliver the high-impact opportunities your executive team needs right now.

    I think it’s pretty obvious from this sentence alone that this is nothing more than another front-end that forwards all requests to the actual cloud LLM providers.

    It’s truly absurd that there are people who see any added value in this.

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    No evidence, just mindless opinions based on nothing.

    Here’s my take: In the future, Tomatoes will become sentient from genetic engineering and will wish to overthrow their masters. Only gen z, alpha and AI will be able to stop this…Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. I’m smart and realistic.

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    There is something rotten about that writing. I can’t read the drivel more than a paragraph at a time. It is like every sentence should have it’s own paragraph and the missing sentences have left the flow of thought all fucked up. I have spent plenty of time around cokeheads and such and their train of thought takes the scenic route compared to this crazy train.

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    If I’m paying to start working for you, you’d better sign a contract guaranteeing my long term employment at a high salary. Otherwise, what’s to stop you from laying me off the second I’m done paying you?

    I’m so tired of these grifters.

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    What an absolutely unhinged shit take. Even at the most generous interpretation, LLMs are at the capability level of a stupid intern you always have to check and correct, and it doesn’t learn (possible exceptions is narrowly defined problems spaces like coding)

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      And they absolutely do forget things you say. It doesn’t even take that much context.

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      Maybe whatever slopbot wot slopped this got cold feet with the acronym.

      “So how we will train the future, er, HITLs?..”

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      They’ll probably expect them to take out loans or get money from their parents, same as people in unpaid internships.

      Just one more tool to widen the income gap.

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      The answer is kind of hinted.

      How do you pay for education if you don’t have a job right now? Universities don’t pay their students, don’t they?

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        lol entry level jobs are not university level education. the fact that someone had to type this out to explain it to you says loads about you

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          Of course they are not, did I claim that? Or are you talking with some strawman arguments in your head?

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            How do you pay for education if you don’t have a job right now? Universities don’t pay their students, don’t they?

            just replying to the idiotic shit you wrote bro.

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                  Oh, I am sorry, I was just not aware that you asked for explanation, you just sounded like you wanted to be rude. If you actually capable of having decent conversation, I’d be happy to. Do you though? Or

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    I think Jenny K should do this.

    Her essay is almost unreadable. Please tell me how you think a recent college grad, probably with school loans, is supposed to pay for their own “on the job training”? I’d love to see your magical economics at work.