Intelligence being available on tap has killed the expert
twitter.comSuch has been the case with many technological advancements. You can change the date on this to 1999 and complain that the Internet has accomplished this; suddenly everyone can get information on car repairs, recipes, and the like, without needing to do lots of research ahead of time or take a course, thus killing the need for a mechanic or a bakery.
Outside of software development, a lot of things that AI can do still require a human to understand and do it. I can't tell Claude to change my oil, or ChatGPT to bake me a cake. I can use them as tools to teach me what to do, same as the Internet, or TV programs, or books, or any other "invention."
yeah, I was thinking about that but with Internet we still need to explore to get to the destination, with LLMs wasn't so much
LLMs (allegedly) killed the specialist star.
haha that's better than the original title