Unexpected ways generative AI will change how you work forever

Re:Unexpected ways generative AI will change how you work fo... by jbcranshaw on Wednesday January 18, 2023 @04:45PM (#34433563)

Good point on the terminology. What do you think the right terminology should be? LLMs is too much of a mouthful and is not as informative for the general public, imo. People are also using Foundation Models, which I rather like.

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Re:Unexpected ways generative AI will change how you work fo... by zone411 on Wednesday January 18, 2023 @05:42PM (#34434173)

I don't like "Foundation Models" because it's a term invented by Stanford and they're pushing it hard while not really doing all that much in the field.

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Re:Unexpected ways generative AI will change how you work fo... by d_burfoot on Wednesday January 18, 2023 @06:00PM (#34434350)

+1 to Foundation Models. I don't share your concerns about LLMs, though, and often refer to the future involving LXMs where X could be images, audio, bioinformatics data, etc

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Re:Unexpected ways generative AI will change how you work fo... by jbcranshaw on Thursday January 19, 2023 @12:32AM (#34437041)

Ooh, I like LXMs. Hadn't heard that before.

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