Knowledge tech that's subtly wrong is more dangerous than tech that's obviously wrong. (Or, where I disagree with Robin Sloan.)
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Knowledge tech that's subtly wrong is more dangerous than tech that's obviously wrong. (Or, where I disagree with Robin Sloan.)
Venkat Subramaniam 🇺🇦 ✌️ on LinkedIn: Humans write bad code. … AI trains on code written by humans. … Humans… | 41 comments
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You shouldn’t use structured output mode on LLMs for reasoning… | Kasey Z. | 85 comments
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The tech industry ideas portrayed in this book are not wrong, but they allow the rich and powerful to make distinctions without difference, and elide differences that are politically important to recognize. They aren’t dangerous ideas in themselves. Their danger lies in the fact that they will probably lead to bad thinking.