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by clates
32 days ago
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> The solution to uncertain information isn't more information, which the AI can certainly provide, it's better information, and AI cannot currently provide that. Aside from the LLM-ism (it isn't foo, it's bar) - this is a thought terminating cliche. You definitionally don't know if some information is better or not given that you were uncertain about the information in the first case. "I went to three mechanics and got three different answers" - your takeaway is just "Ah - I clearly need better informed mechanics." Which is on it's face absurd because if you could clearly judge the ability of the mechanics you wouldn't need their evaluation. You'd just do the evaluation yourself. |
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