Re:MIT researchers use large language models to flag problem...
by lmpdev on Thursday August 15, 2024 @04:09AM
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Why not?
Whether through analogy or an actual underlying isomorphism between the mechanisms underpinning language and other domains, I don’t see a reason LLMs can’t occasionally have insights into non-language problems
Is it better than other methods? No. Is it efficient? Absolutely not.
I don’t work with LLMs but I think a lot of the HN’s users are prematurely skeptical of the potential low-hanging fruit across many domains that can be explored with these new, convenient but invariably suboptimal tools
Whether through analogy or an actual underlying isomorphism between the mechanisms underpinning language and other domains, I don’t see a reason LLMs can’t occasionally have insights into non-language problems
Is it better than other methods? No. Is it efficient? Absolutely not.
I don’t work with LLMs but I think a lot of the HN’s users are prematurely skeptical of the potential low-hanging fruit across many domains that can be explored with these new, convenient but invariably suboptimal tools