Thread 106193412

What's the point of LLMs?

>>106193412 (OP)
consume all the water and resources from the earth to summon the antichrist.

>>106193412 (OP)
To help you enjoy your hobbies that you enjoy, since there is nothing else to do in this world worth anything.

The tech industry needs another iphone moment because it fell for the infinite growth meme but there's no more worlds to conquer.
So eat your little chatbot and be thankful.

>>106193412 (OP)
It's a scam, the biggest bubble in history. And it's burning the planet to produce slop.

>>106193530
Is it a bigger bubble than cryptocurrency?!

>>106193412 (OP)
to model language? it's in the name, anon

>>106193412 (OP)
autocompleting interface to be fed into symbolic ai after normalization of input

>>106193540
Good question. I think so.

>>106193412 (OP)
To pave the way to AGI. Give me another 500 billion and you'll see!

>>106193540
crypto is not a bubble
the volatility ios not a bug, its a feature

volatility = gains
its just that hodling is for retarded normNIGGERS to smooth out the curve

>>106193569
tiny tiny 500 birrion dorra

>>106193569
btw
>rules of acquisition
its 30 mins of innocent fun
if onlookers dont know what it is they should google it

>>106193412 (OP)
Rich people will get richer, poor people will get poorer, and the quality of the few goods poor people can buy will drop.
That's what happens when the shareholders in every company are the same (Blackrock, Vanguard etc)
They just push for AI everywhere even if it's useless.
They just don't care. They only care about increasing the value of their stocks.
It's not like the consumer h[spoiler][/spoiler]as a choice anymore and can go elsewhere.

>>106193412 (OP)
They boil water.

>>106193412 (OP)
make number go up
trvst the plvn

>>106193412 (OP)
to chat with a invisible friend but in real

>>106194391
>it was just a prank brah!
How do you respond

>>106193412 (OP)
It was an attempt to reduce salaries for software engineers, and tech in general. It worked in the short term, but the long term looks like good eatin' for us spergs.

>>106193412 (OP)
materialize yaldabaoth

being a high school senior who mows my neighbor Taylor Swift's lawn

>>106193572
if you held from the first time you heard of btc you'd be a billionaire today and you know it

>>106195459
only thing that makes me feel okay about lucking into a 10x (2.1 btc sold for 798 dollars) is that if I held I would have lost it all because of what happened at mtgox

>>106193412 (OP)
I use them to workshop ideas because it's like a compact searchable internet and creating image prompts. They hallucinate too much to use them for anything "serious".

>>106193412 (OP)
to make the thing that stupid and old people think google is where you will get a tailored reply to something no matter how specific

>>106193412 (OP)
I run one on my desktop with ollama and use it as the brains for my fully local home assistant voice assist. Only have 12GB VRAM so I'm using Qwen3:14b and it's pretty neat.

>>106193412 (OP)
I work in AI. Let me tell you something. LLMs are just a piece of the puzzle. The current bubble says nothing about the long term viability of AI. It's just that LLMs have become synonymous with AI to normies.

>>106198534
>The current bubble says nothing about the long term viability of AI

Nobody is claiming otherwise.

But when 40% of the US stock market is propped up by LLM hype, the bubble bursting could be a very bad thing.

>>106193412 (OP)
steal money from dumb investors

>>106198607
Nobody rational can dispute that untethered anarcho-tech-capitalism is a liability. They're just going to have to learn the hard way. It's sad, because I think a much more tolerable form of AI is maybe 2-5 years away. This is AI that is explainable and controllable. But there's precisely zero money going to this research. All the money is going to the wrong ideas. It's cosmically ironic.

>>106195459
Maybe on paper. You try to turn that into actual billions you'll be the black swan event that the crypto community talks about forever. Right now crypto is holding because institutional investors are well in and stabilising it for every seller. But the market cap is a fiction based on the idea that all the coins are available for sale which they obviously aren't. Between the early wallets that basically exist to burn tokens and all the losses over the years, the actual trade is in small volumes off the top. But the market cap is based on total tokens * moving average sale price.

>>106193612
>google it

>>106193412 (OP)
To make libs seethe and mald, chud.

>>106193540
Yes. AI investment is bigger driver of US gdp then consumer demand. If US didn’t have this bubble the economic stats would read like Great Depression.

>>106194054
The problem here is that LLMs can clearly count those letters even without code. They can spell out the word letter by letter then count those words. The problem however is that when you ask them to just write the number alone they won’t think of the smartest way to do that, or just smart way at all without you basically answering it for them. It’s like if I asked you the same question but demanded that answer in 2 seconds. You wouldn’t have time to spell the word in your head and write count the letters, but you know that to count the letters you have to spell it first. This little detail is why they are unreliable and prone to hallucinations, and why they can be so called PHD level intelligent while being incompetent enough to not even operate a vending machine.

>>106193530
Doesn't exist you nigger faggot shut your gay faggot mouth

>>106193412 (OP)
To free the masses from the burden of thought. The endgame is consciousness reduced to a vestigial compatability layer to allow LLMs to pilot your body almost directly, while you spend every moment flirting with your digital waifu mommy therapist gf. It's much cheaper than designing robots that don't fall over.