> The LLM market is a market of hype
It's certainly not magic or super human, but it's not nothing either. Its utility depends on the skill of the operator, not unlike a piano, brush or a programming language.
I’m still hurting from when I didn’t listen to Yamaha’s warnings about the dangers of piano music.
The fundamental difference, which has been glossed over here, and people often don't think about is that AI as a tool is the first of its kind that is random-esque (yeah I know, non deterministic).
Imagine pressing G on a piano and sometimes getting a F, or A, depending on what the piano 'felt' like giving you.
So it definitely IS unlike a piano, brush, etc. What that means however in terms of skill/utility...I'm not too sure.