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Time line of internet: "It's okay I googled this" "Its okay I read the wikipedia article" "It's okay I watched a youtube on this" "It's...

"LLMs often return untrustworthy results" is a pretty unobjectionable statement. The jump to "Therefore LLMs have no use cases/LLMs only...

Like a car stalling when pulling away. While it's valid to point out that it happens, there are way to circumvent that by applying the...

The ideal use case is where the user can verify but production would longer than verification. I posted an example of Terence Tao using...

The point of my reference to deep research is that it isn't the result of all searches. LLMs are most effective when they compile and...

I don't see anything about the "deep research" tool in that post or the linked article. Am I missing something? Have you used it...

It is certainly bad, but have you looked at fanfiction websites? It's mostly crud as well. The consumer expections are low when it comes...

That's possible. The quality is certainly not going to win any prize. It is because either: 1. It is riding over the success of...

I'd say decades. The dotcom people exploded in 2001, but I don't think 2001 was representative of how widespread the Internet use is...

It will take a few years to shake out I think. The current AI investment is probably a bubble so there will be some drawdown. Once that...

This. I'm a Product Owner for a large financial organization. There is a big push to use AI, specifically in my world to create user...

If I understand @Umbran right, the argument isn't that people are morons. It's that OpenAI (etc) have invested a lot in making a product...

Or to double down on the idea that there is a kind of mass psychosis going on and the many many people making decisions to use more AI...

I am not being hyperbolic. A lot of people here are adamant that AI offers absolutely no value because of low quality (AI slop), because...

same as "look see how AI has screwed up this time"