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by RandomLensman 2 days ago
You'd need to manage the robot, too, I would think. In my experience, I rather manage people than machines.
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Sure, but others have the opposite preference. Machines tend to be more predictable.
I think machines are just unpredictable in different ways (for example, changes from software updates).
"Machines tend to be more predictable."

Those controlled by LLM's maybe ain't.

Here with google the LLM is even local, but will be fun with the cloud controlled robots, where the company got overwhelmed and silently uses a weaker model at certain times. With fun results.

Dreading the moment my doombot engages dishwasher-v4-flash:latest_q2
I prefer machines