Nataliya Kosmyna

But again, in first comments from the general public, do we have a proof that that's better?

What are the advantages?

Because there's not going to be a perfect, wide, pure card.

There will be advantages as with any technology.

No, that's totally correct.

Because, hey, we are with this struggle, right?

Obviously, I'm biased because this is actually my job as a researcher, right?

You're sitting, you know, figuring out those answers to those problems, you know, and trying to figure out what would be the best way to measure to come up with this.

So, of course, and there's so, so much more to that, that we are coming up, humans, right?

We designed LLMs ultimately, right?

So we came up with these tools.

It doesn't mean that the tool is fully to be discarded, but effectively, of course, right?

Why you need an institution, for example, right?

I was literally explaining to one of my students three days ago how to use a 3D printer, right?

Well, LLM is not that yet to explain, right?

You can give instructions, sure, with images and with video, right?

But if you're like, hey, this is an old fella, he has a 3D printer.

Let me tell you how to actually figure it out, right?

This level of, again, of expertise, of knowledge, right?

That's what you're striving, but also it has this human contact, right?