Re:No One Knows Anything About AI
by awfulneutral on Thursday July 24, 2025 @01:13PM
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That has been my experience too. I recently turned it all off because I decided the amount of times it takes me 5x longer to accomplish something, in addition to the subtle increase of bugs, is not currently worth it. I guess I'll try it again in a few months.
> Whether you’ll get the high IQ or low IQ LLM on the next suggestion is a crapshoot
I have heard theories from people--whose ideas I don't ordinarily consider to be in the realm of purely uninformed speculation--that this can vary depending on system-wide GPU load, and is throttled accordingly based on real-time demand by the major LLM providers.
Whether it's true, I have no idea.
Sounds like conspiratorial thinking to come to terms with the fact that LLMs are fundamentally non-deterministic text predictors. You can get dramatically different responses to the same question, and that’s just how the system works.
Whether you’ll get the high IQ or low IQ LLM on the next suggestion is a crapshoot; how much consideration you give to either outcome (focus on the random instances of brilliance, or the constant stream of bullshit) drives the final perception.