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July
@july
For the foreseeable future, I think that LLMs will continue to: - improve significantly on what can be measured - struggle on what cannot be measured
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July
@july
In many ways, I think the limit is what can be measured. In order to do better on what cannot be measured, we will need to convert more of what cannot be measured to what can be measured, and I think we continue to vastly underestimate what cannot be measured because it is an unknown unknown (we have no idea)
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@n64jerry
hey july, hope yer day is good, i like this comment and would like you to share what you think are the most interesting things we seemingly can’t measure - i may be wrong but here are some of mine: the connection of a relationship, how good a song is, what vibes mean to different people, and the best pizza slice
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kk
@king
So I tried oai the other day to help with some code, failed miserably my goodness 🤦♂️
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not parzival
@padenfool.eth
can you provide some examples that aren’t measured?
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
train on what you measure
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Brent Fitzgerald
@bf
Weird how the same is roughly true for people too, but we accept the struggle as our default mode. In the human experience, measurable things are the exception.
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doja😻🎩
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Sorry what’s LLMs pls ?
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Jeanette Saunders
@claytonmelissa
LLMs will excel in measurable areas but face challenges with intangible aspects
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CupCake
@cupcakee
Observe on what you can measured
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