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by elefanto
5 days ago
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Yeah, well.. I think a lot of engineers don't have reason to see the bulk of the industry but if you took an exactly median manager, programmer or PM and ask them a few things you also tend to find that they don't even notice that they will contradict themselves in their answer to a second question, etc. Organizations in general are harnesses that try to get some kind of result out of some pretty sloppy attention. |
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Certainly.
LLMs have superhuman attention, and are so cheap that they can be left running for absurdly long outputs. Despite this, still not high on the competence scale (yet*).
A human doesn't output a few million tokens every day, not even counting our inner monologues, but the AI asymptote to an upper bound of quality somewhat worse than a senior human.
* I would like to have a new job before they reach this point. Got a mortgage to repay.