Debunking Myths and Realities of AI and LLMs
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Summary
The article discusses skepticism and criticism surrounding AI, particularly Language Model Models (LLMs), comparing it to the skepticism around cryptocurrency. It highlights the gap between different perspectives on the effectiveness of AI tools.
Key quotes
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If you dare question anything around crypto AI, you're just a clueless moron who hasn't realised the one true meaning of things.
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