LLMs produce video and audio data and can parse and change audio and visual data. They hear, see and read and the only reason they can’t touch is because we don’t have the training data.
You do not know if LLMs I the future can’t replace humans. You can only say right now they can’t replace humans. In the future the structure of the LLM may be modified or it become one module out of multiple that is required for agi.
These are all plausible possibilities. But you have narrowed it all down to a “no”. LLMs are just tools with no future.
The real answer is nobody knows. But there are legitimate possibilities here. We have a 5 year trend line projecting higher growth into the future.
> In the future the structure of the LLM may be modified or it become one module out of multiple that is required for agi.
> The real answer is nobody knows.
This is all just my opinion of course, but it's easy to expect that being an LLM that knows all there is to know about every subject written in books and the internet would be enough to do every office work that can be done with a computer. Yet strangely enough, it isn't.
At this point they still lack the necessary feedback mechanism (the senses) and ability to learn on the job so they can function on their own independently. And people have to trust them, that they don't fail in some horrible way and things like that. Without all these they can still be very helpful, but can't really "replace" a human in doing most activities. And also, some people seem to possess a sense of aesthetics and a wonderful creative imagination, things that LLMs don't really display at this time.
I agree that nobody knows the answer. If and when they arrive at that point, by then the LLM part would probably be just a tiny fraction of their functioning.
Maybe we can start worrying then. Or maybe we could just find something else to do.
Because people aren't tools, even when economically worthless.
I disagree. The output of an LLM is like a crapshoot. It might work it might not like 40 to 60 percent of the time. That in itself tells us it’s not a small component of something bigger. It’s likely a large component and core structure of what is to come. We’ve closed the gap about half way.
You do not know if LLMs I the future can’t replace humans. You can only say right now they can’t replace humans. In the future the structure of the LLM may be modified or it become one module out of multiple that is required for agi.
These are all plausible possibilities. But you have narrowed it all down to a “no”. LLMs are just tools with no future.
The real answer is nobody knows. But there are legitimate possibilities here. We have a 5 year trend line projecting higher growth into the future.