[profeatur]

People who think the world works on facts have a hard time grokking LLMs. With chatgpt you find solutions to problems the same way you do with humans: through conversation. Personally, chatgpt has revolutionized my work flow, both in that it prints out code that does what I want it to do, and it also helps me figure out how to frame my problems in a way that’s actually solvable.

[hanselot]

Its also fantastic for rubberducking, though I imagine local LLM's are better for this, since I don't want to give all my IP to Altman directly.

So far, the yi model is actually not bad, and by two weeks from now two new models will be out that are better. So it will continue until Altman figures out which politicians to bribe the hardest.

[Planktonne]

> Its also fantastic for rubberducking

Given that the gold standard for rubberducking neither knows nor communicates anything, this is an easy win.

[airstrike]

True, but in the past couple months, I've probably typed out 10+ truly complicated issues to ChatGPT and arrived at a solution before I ever pressed enter... just because I took the time to explain them in proper prose.

[blibble]

> With chatgpt you find solutions to problems the same way you do with humans: through conversation.

the humans I work with were taught by people that spoke facts backed up by empirical evidence

meanwhile chatgpt was trained on reddit and twitter