Some pushback on this, but it remains true.
Easy to see when - for example - Claude gushes about how great all your ideas are.
Also the stark absence of "I don't know."
Easy to see when - for example - Claude gushes about how great all your ideas are.
Also the stark absence of "I don't know."
In any case, it's worthwhile for people to understand the limitations of the technology as it exists today. But calling it "bullshit" is a mischaracterization; I believe based on an emotional need for us to feel superior, and to dismiss the capabilities more thoroughly than they deserve.
It's a little like someone saying in the industrial revolution, "the steam shovel is too rigid, it will NEVER have the dexterity of a man with a shovel!". And while true and important to know, it really focuses on the wrong thing, it misses the advantages while amplifying the negatives.
That's the same message, without any emotional baggage, or overly dismissive tone.