Nataliya Kosmyna

So, of course, these shortcuts are now, as you can see, used in a lot of social media, which obviously heavily talked about, and we know about some of those dark patterns, as they are known, are heavily used, and some of them are designed by neuroscientists, unfortunately, because it feeds back into the needs of the brain.

Constant affirmation, fear of missing out, all of those are our original, original design by the nature, right?

And of course, now we can see that LLMs would be and are getting designed by those as well.

So definitely, that's an excellent point, right?

So theoretically, to answer your question, we can, right?

The difficulty actually would be on the LLM part, not on our part, because we do not have, you know, there's a lot of these reports, right?

In their LLM consumption per all of these tokens for the prompts, right?

But what a lot of companies, well, actually no, almost no companies are releasing is what it took for training, right?

So for you, it took 30 seconds of thinking, right?

And I hate, hate, hate this word thinking when we use it for LLMs, right?

That's not thinking, right?

But let's keep it for now.

Thinking, that's what you see on the screen.

But ultimately, you do not know, neither you nor myself, there is no public information how long it took for you to be trained to actually give you some pottery.

Most likely, my assumption, this is obviously subjective.

I do not have data, so I need to be very clear here.

But my estimate from overall knowledge that is available, you're going for a week to the library, not going to be more beneficial for your brain because you will talk to other people, get in this chat of the library.

and all of the process information, your brain will struggle.

Your brain actually does need struggle.

Even if you don't like it, it actually needs it.