2026-09-08 23:10 UTC
Skill is acquired with use over time.
LLMs can be scalpels, but they’re currently being used as sledgehammers. Wielded in the right hands, they can appear to work magic, but they haven’t been available long enough for anyone to legitimately claim meaningful competence.
And none of it can possess or present comprehension, which for me is a requirement for intelligence.
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@Architeuthis@awful.systems 2026-09-09 07:35
LLMs can be scalpels As in better suited for performing very fine tasks? It’s literally the opposite, being everything machines is their main feature, either in terms of churning out endless text at the vaguest provocation or by being a natural language intermediary between the user and the actual scalpel-like tools, that it then wields like a sledge hammer by forcing endless iterations until something sticks. Wielded in the right hands, they can appear to work magic Wielded in the right situation more like, which varies between models and can’t be a priori known.