LLMs always seem to be good at someone else's job -- usually somebody who I treat as a cost center.
and somehow never good at _my_ job (I am a true creator of value)
LLMs always seem to be good at someone else's job -- usually somebody who I treat as a cost center.
and somehow never good at _my_ job (I am a true creator of value)
@trochee
The irony of this truism is that it is the bullshitting classes predicting AI’s mass replacement of workers who are themselves most vulnerable to replacement by a bullshit automator
@trochee Oh, I fully expect that in the future I can outsource my shitposting to a machine so that I can spend more time on the things that matter, like reading shitposts
@inthehands even this pithy observation — which I agree with — conforms to the pattern though
@trochee It’s accessible to anyone! All you need is shamelessness and a complete inability to hear what you sound like when you speak.
@inthehands it's provoking a certain humility in my assessment of how difficult it is to be a member of the bullshitter class
To be fair, it's almost certainly a position earned by accident of birth, not skill
@trochee Too many layers out of context to follow that one, I’m afraid! (Still haven’t seen The Wire)
@inthehands Stringer Bell would eat Sand Hill Road for a light snack and stay hungry, if they didn't cling to their little "pattern recognition" clannish behavior
@inthehands and to be born rich
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