The author has decided to stop referring to Language Learning Models (LLMs) as Artificial Intelligence (AI), as a personal rebellion against the ongoing hype. They appreciate the benefits of LLMs, such as making disliked tasks less frustrating and aiding in proofreading and editing. They acknowledge the potential negative impacts on job numbers in certain industries.
However, the author strongly believes that LLMs are not intelligent, but rather a powerful suggestion engine. They argue that the term AI gives these models more credit than they deserve, and therefore advocates for a change in terminology.
Key takeaways:
The author has decided to stop referring to LLMs as AI as a rebellion against the ongoing hype.
The author uses LLMs to generate images and help with proofreading and editing.
The author acknowledges that LLMs could negatively impact job numbers in some industries.
The author believes that LLMs are not intelligent, but rather a superpowered suggestion engine, and that the term AI gives them more power than they deserve.
