Sebastian Raschka

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It's kind of like, you know, like a circle.
They also make them more productive and it's just, it's like amplify.
I think what we can expect is amplification, but not like a change of like a paradigm change.
I don't think that is true, but everything will be just amplified and amplified and amplified.
And I can see that continuing for a long time.
Yeah.
I think the immediate also thing we will feel next as a normal person using LLMs will probably be related to something also trivial, like making figures.
Right now, LLMs are terrible at making figures.
Is it because we are getting served the cheap models with very less, like, less inference compute than behind the scenes?
Maybe some, like, there are some cranks we can already get better figures.
But if you ask today, I don't know, draw a flowchart of X, Y, Z, it's most of the time terrible.
And it is kind of like a very simple task for a human.
I think it's almost easier sometimes to draw something than to write something.
I do agree with you.
And in a sense, it makes knowledge more accessible.
But it also, I think, depends on what the topic is.
For something like math, in a sense, you can ask it questions, it answers.
But if you want to learn a topic from scratch...
I think that, again, like we talked about this earlier, I think the sweet spot is, I mean, there are really good math textbooks where someone laid it out linearly and that is like, let's say, a proven strategy to learn this topic.
And it does make sense if you start from zero to ramp up to get like an information-dense text to soak it up.
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