This is basically how every piece of marketing for LLM software (and this @nature.com article is advertising) works.
"be sure to check the outputs" is a lazy disclaimer and they know the dudes who love using these tools are using them BECAUSE they don't like putting effort in
"be sure to check the outputs" is a lazy disclaimer and they know the dudes who love using these tools are using them BECAUSE they don't like putting effort in
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Carl T. Bergstrom
There are two levels of wink and nod going on in this piece.
Here's the first.
“Hey this obviously inferior thing to save to time. Oh, but you know, take tons of time to do it carefully and not in an inferior way.”
Once you grant people permission, they'll cut corners under time pressure.
Here's the first.
“Hey this obviously inferior thing to save to time. Oh, but you know, take tons of time to do it carefully and not in an inferior way.”
Once you grant people permission, they'll cut corners under time pressure.
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