I would very conservatively guess that 80-90% of all online “courses" will be entirely LLM generated from this point on. Be very careful before you spend your $ folks.
@Joan Westenberg Isn't that kind of the point? From example watch Jules White's video lecture on Prompt Engineering (on coursera for free*) how he wrote basic examples and used an LLM to incrementally develop them further.
Aren't the real issues how LLMs were trained: i.e. whether by using stolen data or with carefully curated open source data? Or, how much existing biases get amplified in LLMs? Or even more broadly, how much the deployment of AI will improve or impoverish everyone's lives? How much mission-critical decision making should be allowed for AI? ....
I'm beginning to think that we need much, much more dialogue before we jump onto the bandwagons of condemnation or celebration.
Andy H3
in reply to Joan Westenberg • •@Joan Westenberg Isn't that kind of the point? From example watch Jules White's video lecture on Prompt Engineering (on coursera for free*) how he wrote basic examples and used an LLM to incrementally develop them further.
Aren't the real issues how LLMs were trained: i.e. whether by using stolen data or with carefully curated open source data? Or, how much existing biases get amplified in LLMs?
Or even more broadly, how much the deployment of AI will improve or impoverish everyone's lives? How much mission-critical decision making should be allowed for AI? ....
I'm beginning to think that we need much, much more dialogue before we jump onto the bandwagons of condemnation or celebration.