[Secretmapper]

There's actually something interesting here in my opinion, which is that LLMs do not necessarily need to hinder standardization.

For example, we have standardized schooling/exams, because that's the proven scalable way we can have for children - essentially a factory spitting out different grade levels/seniority.

But LLMs can break this standardization by being able to tailor student needs in a scalable manner.

However this takes a huge amount of action, and that's going to be the pain point in the near future as we humans tend towards the easy/greedy paths.

Cultural richness - LLMs are also very bad in this regard due to the bias towards majority viewpoints. This reminds me of a recent HN thread [0] discussing how AI is hindering the adoption of new technologies. In some ways, this happens because AI tends to favor mainstream perspectives, making it biased against "new" or "fringe" viewpoints.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43047792