alt Hacker NewsIt really feels like LLMs will mostly become tools for tech workers rather than the kind of civilization-level transformation sama has been peddling. Every single comment here seems to confirm the above.
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This is kind of the goldilocks zone for LLMs right now.
I wouldn't mistake this for any kind of capability plateau. There is a massive push towards making transformers the engine of humanoid (and other kinds of) robotics, we just haven't reached the hype moment for those yet.
I have heard a CTO had a major success building a side project over a weekend.
> Every single comment here seems to confirm the above.
The population on Hacker News heavily skewed towards tech workers so I wouldn't draw a conclusion from that.