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Hot take : the whole LLM craze is fed by a delusion. LLM are good at mimicking human language, capturing some semantics on the way. With a large enough training set, the amount of semantic captured covers a large fraction of what the average human knows. This gives the illusion of intelligence, and the humans extrapolates on LLM capabilities, like actual coding. Because large amounts of code from textbooks and what not is on the training set, the illusion is convincing for people with shallow coding abilities.

And then, while the tech is not mature, running on delusion and sunken costs, it's actually used for production stuffs. Butlerian Jihad when

>>marmak+(OP)
> Butlerian Jihad when

I estimate two more years for the bubble to pop.

>>marmak+(OP)
I think the bubble is already a bit past peak.

My sophisticated sentiment analysis (talking to co-workers other professional programmers and IT workers, HN and Reddit comments) seems to indicate a shift--there's a lot less storybook "Ay Eye is gonna take over the world" talk and a lot more distrust and even disdain than you'd see even 6 months ago.

Moves like this will not go over well.

>>nyarla+ef1
AI proponents would say you are witnessing third stage of 'First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win'