>>105613933>literally invented Sirilel, pretending Apple invented voice recognition, are you insane ?
>therefore they serve no purposeLLM's are not AI, in fact nothing is AI at the moment, it's all 'machine learning', as in pattern recognition and response.
Of course it serves a purpose, by training on more data than any human could digest in more than 1000 lifetimes the machine learning can see patterns in this vast amount of data no human can, and present those to humans, and with the randomness of the seed, it will traverse different paths within all this data.
In fact if 'machine learning' never went further than it has today (which of course it will) it would still change the entire tech and a huge amount of the work landscape. With what we have today, 100% of administrative jobs are obsolete, a huge part of creative jobs as well, the need for developers drastically reduced.