Right, but you still don't know that the big model has exactly the same "jargon" handling as you do. Plus it means that you can't use smaller models not trained on that jargon. That seems like a really limiting black…
This doesn't resonate: Consider this prompt: Make sure that, whenever a job runs, we can tell where it started from, who triggered it, what settings were passed in, and what changed later. In the future, if something…
Nothing mentioned here is specific to AI. EVERY SaaS service is designed to monetize engagement rather than provide the nest service. These services typically use dark patterns learned from casinos to know how to try…
This does not seem remotely true in my experience. This seems like more “Bad prompt generated entirely predictable garbage results” rather than “We rigorously tested different scenarios here, and AI seems to ‘ignore'…
This misses out on what AI (when used properly) can do. If I build my own CRM that uses off the shelf AI (collects form data, searches for relevant social media and company information, builds a dossier on the person…
This is like a major highway. They get overloaded at rush hour, so they build lanes to accommodate peak traffic. But travel any highway at 2AM (outside of LA/NYC sized metropolises which can have rush hour at any time)…
This is because the current AI approach relies on AI to be a glorified search engine – know everything about everything requiring enormous, ever growing models, and demanding search-engine like near instant responses…
The AI economic bubble is not because AI is useless. There was a paper recently that highlighted how AI is diagnosing pancreatic cancer patients years before humans do. This is not a one off (and not limited to…
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Right, but you still don't know that the big model has exactly the same "jargon" handling as you do. Plus it means that you can't use smaller models not trained on that jargon. That seems like a really limiting black…
This doesn't resonate: Consider this prompt: Make sure that, whenever a job runs, we can tell where it started from, who triggered it, what settings were passed in, and what changed later. In the future, if something…
Nothing mentioned here is specific to AI. EVERY SaaS service is designed to monetize engagement rather than provide the nest service. These services typically use dark patterns learned from casinos to know how to try…
This does not seem remotely true in my experience. This seems like more “Bad prompt generated entirely predictable garbage results” rather than “We rigorously tested different scenarios here, and AI seems to ‘ignore'…
This misses out on what AI (when used properly) can do. If I build my own CRM that uses off the shelf AI (collects form data, searches for relevant social media and company information, builds a dossier on the person…
This is like a major highway. They get overloaded at rush hour, so they build lanes to accommodate peak traffic. But travel any highway at 2AM (outside of LA/NYC sized metropolises which can have rush hour at any time)…
This is because the current AI approach relies on AI to be a glorified search engine – know everything about everything requiring enormous, ever growing models, and demanding search-engine like near instant responses…
The AI economic bubble is not because AI is useless. There was a paper recently that highlighted how AI is diagnosing pancreatic cancer patients years before humans do. This is not a one off (and not limited to…
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