The LLM crowd always sees themselves as messianic and victims, eerly reminding me of the NFT crowd back 1 year ago. I would not be surprised if a lot of those are the same folks.
The burden of proof is on the ones saying a new concept/tool (LLMs/NFT) is revolutionary or useful. I provided studies showing not only the new concept is not revolutionary, but that it is a step back in terms of productivity. Where are the studies and evidence proving that LLMs are a revolution?
NFT boosters tried for years to make us believe something that wasn't there. I will take the LLM crowd more seriously when I actually see the impact and usefulness of LLMs. For now, it's simply not there.
> Your argument seems to project significantly more certainty and spittle.
I am not surprised that a bunch of folks outsourcing their critical thinking to a fancy autocomplete don't have any arguments nor studies though, to refute a pretty simple argument with some receipts behind it. Spittle? Please, at least there is an argument and links.
From the LLM cult crowd there is usually nothing, just crickets. Show me the studies, show me the links, show me the proof that LLMs are the revolution you so desperately want it to be.
Until then, I got the receipts that, if anything, LLMs are just another tool but hardly a revolution worth paying attention to.
The burden of proof is on the ones saying a new concept/tool (LLMs/NFT) is revolutionary or useful. I provided studies showing not only the new concept is not revolutionary, but that it is a step back in terms of productivity. Where are the studies and evidence proving that LLMs are a revolution?
NFT boosters tried for years to make us believe something that wasn't there. I will take the LLM crowd more seriously when I actually see the impact and usefulness of LLMs. For now, it's simply not there.
https://fortune.com/2025/08/18/mit-report-95-percent-generat...
> Your argument seems to project significantly more certainty and spittle.
I am not surprised that a bunch of folks outsourcing their critical thinking to a fancy autocomplete don't have any arguments nor studies though, to refute a pretty simple argument with some receipts behind it. Spittle? Please, at least there is an argument and links.
From the LLM cult crowd there is usually nothing, just crickets. Show me the studies, show me the links, show me the proof that LLMs are the revolution you so desperately want it to be.
Until then, I got the receipts that, if anything, LLMs are just another tool but hardly a revolution worth paying attention to.