Back when it came out, it was all the rage at my company and we were all trying it for different things. After a while, I realized, if people were willing to accept the bullshit that LLMs put out, then I had been worrying about nothing all along.
That, plus getting an LLM to write anything with meaning takes putting the meaning in the prompt, pushed me to finally stop agonizing over emails and just write the damn things as simply and concisely as possible. I don't need a bullshit engine inflating my own words to say what I already know, just to have someone on the other end use the same bullshit engine to remove all that extra fluff to summarize. I can just write the point straight away and send it immediately.
You can literally just say anything in an email and nobody is going to say it's right or wrong, because they themselves don't know. Hell, they probably aren't even reading it. Most of the time I'm replying just to let someone know I read their email so they don't have to come to my office later and ask me if I read the email.
Every time someone says the latest release is a "game changer", I check back out of morbid curiosity. Still don't see what games have changed.
Back when it came out, it was all the rage at my company and we were all trying it for different things. After a while, I realized, if people were willing to accept the bullshit that LLMs put out, then I had been worrying about nothing all along.
That, plus getting an LLM to write anything with meaning takes putting the meaning in the prompt, pushed me to finally stop agonizing over emails and just write the damn things as simply and concisely as possible. I don't need a bullshit engine inflating my own words to say what I already know, just to have someone on the other end use the same bullshit engine to remove all that extra fluff to summarize. I can just write the point straight away and send it immediately.
You can literally just say anything in an email and nobody is going to say it's right or wrong, because they themselves don't know. Hell, they probably aren't even reading it. Most of the time I'm replying just to let someone know I read their email so they don't have to come to my office later and ask me if I read the email.
Every time someone says the latest release is a "game changer", I check back out of morbid curiosity. Still don't see what games have changed.