Our main argument is that outputs will become increasingly indistinguishable, but the processes won't. E.g. in 5 years if you watch an AI book a flight it will do it in a very non-human way, even if it gets the same flight you yourself would book.
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That said, LLMs are still trained on significantly more data pretty much no matter how you look at it. E.g. a blind child might hear 10-15 million words by age 6 vs. trillions for LLMs.
Reload are challenging because of how the agent-action loop works. But the models were pretty good at identifying when a tile contained an item.
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I agree that better authentication methods for AI agents are needed. But right now bots and malicious agents are a real problem for anyone running sites with significant traffic. In the long run I don’t think human traffic will go to zero even if its relative proportion is reduced.