[kubb]

Too bad the educational use case doesn't make any money. Good LLMs are a game changer for people motivated to learn.

[Robotbeat]

Wikipedia doesn’t make much money but is still helpful. LLMs don’t need to make a whole bunch of money to be helpful.

[kubb]

People aren't paying trillions to train them to be helpful. They want to make quadrillions.

[Robotbeat]

Ok

[TheLML]

I don't want to learn from hallucinations where it will change its answers based on me questioning their teachings. I use it for conversations in a language I'm learning, but I quickly learned that asking it grammar questions for example is not a wise decision.

[afro88]

Curious whether you were just bare asking it questions, or whether you provided it with lessons one by one with instruction that the lesson is the baseline truth etc

[treis]

Are we talking about human teachers or LLMs here?

[sumeno]

This is such a lazy response to every LLM criticism

[jasondigitized]

Not sure if its education, but there is huge money in the college admissions process, e.g., SAT prep.

[kubb]

Not enough to cover labs' expenses.