Because it will take you years to read all the information you can get funneled through an LLM in a day
I do a lot of astrophysics. Universally LLMs are wrong about nearly every astrophysics questions I've asked them - even the basic ones, in every model I've ever tested. Its terrifying that people take these at face value
For research at a PhD level, they have absolutely no idea what's going on. They just make up plausible sounding rubbish
It's curious how different people come to very different conclusions about the usefulness of LLMs.
Every time I ask LLMs questions I know the answers to, its results are incomplete, inaccurate, or just flat out wrong much of the time
The idea that AI is an order of magnitude superior to coders is flat out wrong as well. I don't know who he's talking to
Sure it's not there yet. Give it a few months
I asked chatgpt the other day:
"Where did elements heavier than iron come from?"
The answer it gave was totally wrong. Its not a hard question. I asked it this question again today, and some of it was right (!). This is such a low bar for basic questions