Well, they are quite bad from a UI/accessibility perspective. While looking nice and fancy, it can be difficult to read the contents and makes it harder to identify information. That's totally fine as an optional feature for those who like it, but the default should be a clean and easily accessible design.
It's funny how people always quickly point out that an LLM wasn't made for this, and then continue to shill it for use cases it wasn't made for either (The "intelligence" part of AI, for starters)
We had transparent UI elements before and decided they were shit. Am I the only one still alive to remember?
Hier im Ort hat es nach der Ahrtal-Flut zwei Jahre gebraucht um eine wesentlich kleinere aber wichtige Fußgängerbrücke über ein Nebengewässer wieder aufzubauen. Schnelle unbürokratische Hilfe nennt man das wohl. Ich finde es gut, wenn Menschen dann selbst ans Werk gehen um Wege wieder nutzbar zu machen.
I see your point. But this is something else and has a lot to do with lack of democracy to begin with. Elon Musk is/was above the law which is undemocratic in itself. He was never elected by anyone, yet wielded enormous power over the government and damaged the institutions. All this while not even having US citizenship.
To be clear, I'm not rooting for Trump or Bannon, those are traitors and grifters who sell the country for their own profit. Nobody should be above the law and those people should face consequences for their actions in a democracy. So, if you want to strengthen democracy it might be a good idea to start by fighting against the people who are willfully and deliberately destroying it, instead of defending them. That's my take.
The tragedy about suppressing peoples opinions on Palestine: You can silence people by calling them antisemitic at the slightest critique of what Israel is doing in Gaza, but you won't sway their opinions. Suppressing an open discussion about the topic is what fuels antisemitism, which is then brewing in silence.
I don't think Musk needs to be defended in the name of democracy. Musk personally took a literal chainsaw to dismantle american democracy and in the process made the lives of millions worse. He's an opportunist shit stain that deserves everything that is coming for him.
I recently found my first mobile phone model in a museum. I know the feeling.
TBH I can wait for these fucks to find out that their kindergarden approach to programming won't work. I'll charge a premium to fix their shit later.
You missed something important in that list, in typical incel fashion.
What year is it?
That's a very long answer to my snarky little comment :) I appreciate it though. Personally, I find LLMs interesting and I've spent quite a while playing with them. But after all they are like you described, an interconnected catalogue of random stuff, with some hallucinations to fill the gaps. They are NOT a reliable source of information or general knowledge or even safe to use as an "assistant". The marketing of LLMs as being fit for such purposes is the problem. Humans tend to turn off their brains and to blindly trust technology, and the tech companies are encouraging them to do so by making false promises.