I don't think trying hard is a waste of time right now. There's a lot of hype right now and ore will come but LLMs will fall to the hype cycle soon enough as we begin to discover all the little details and things that are not possible.
I think it's great everyone will be able to have a personal tutor and I think we can rethink some aspects of education. The Waldorf model really starts to make more and more sense since kids can explore curiosities with their AI tutor which can be programmed to nudge them into the "right things". And of course analyze and report on them daily to the parents.
> Seems like we're creating a future where humans are taught to delegate as much as possible to some LLM/service and go back to whatever entertains them.
Or interests us. I think it's great if we can offload some of the mundane and repetitive things to a machine so we can focus on more interesting things.
I don't think trying hard is a waste of time right now. There's a lot of hype right now and ore will come but LLMs will fall to the hype cycle soon enough as we begin to discover all the little details and things that are not possible.
I think it's great everyone will be able to have a personal tutor and I think we can rethink some aspects of education. The Waldorf model really starts to make more and more sense since kids can explore curiosities with their AI tutor which can be programmed to nudge them into the "right things". And of course analyze and report on them daily to the parents.
> Seems like we're creating a future where humans are taught to delegate as much as possible to some LLM/service and go back to whatever entertains them.
Or interests us. I think it's great if we can offload some of the mundane and repetitive things to a machine so we can focus on more interesting things.