I don't understand how AI is not just google on steroids. Before AI you used your old code or stuff you found on stack overflow and GitHub and stiched it together and aligned and polished it to your needs.Now it's the same just more concentrated.
>>109553108Because it's not a search engine the architecture wildly different ('ai: large language models vs Google: keyword search)', if corpos were smart they would integrate AI into search engines instead of bolting it on top like we see now. But I don't think they want people to get away form the 10 or so common websites.It's not because you used a hammer for the rest of your life and smashed in screws into the wall, that screwdrivers are better hammers.
how can it be google on steroids when it consistently and confidently gives me wrong/misleading answers
>>109553161>when it consistently and confidently gives me wrong/misleading answersHow is that different form google search?
>>109553141>if corpos were smart they would integrate AI into search engines instead of bolting it on top like we see now. This
>>109553108> I don't understand how AI is not just google on steroids.Because it just isn't built / operating the same way. A spaceship is also not a donkey cart on steroids. Firing out propellant isn't the same as a donkey pulling a cart with his muscles interacting with ground friction.
>>109553141OP's point is that, at least for programming, LLMs serve the same function and are the technological successor of search engines and the websites they led you to. It's true that it works very differently, though I don't see how that's relevant. I think a lot of people make a much bigger deal out of LLMs than they really are because they assume you wrote everything yourself line by line before
>>109553351>OP's point is that, at least for programming, LLMs serve the same functionThat's wrong too. You couldn't usually ask search "why is this sand pixel up there always stuck in my python sand physics cube, here's the whole code". AI can.Perhaps humans on Stackoverflow could do this. Other programmers could do this. Google search typically couldn't.
>>109553351>It's true that it works very differently, though I don't see how that's relevantso you acknowledge the two are wildly different but dont see how its relevant? just because there's overlap in use-case between two chunks of tech doesnt mean they serve the same function..... lmfao. a search engine is a search engine forever, nobody knows what form AI will ultimately iterate into
>>109553373>Perhaps humans on Stackoverflow couldThat's stretching it, they could but NEVER would.---Gate keeping build on narcissism will always kick the ladder once they get it, fundamentally why I can never see myself being anti-tech in many aspects it is the great equalizer, this is why they will always shit on new tech as it hurts their ego and inflated value.
Friendly reminder that Google does not want their search engine to be good. They deliberately made it shitty so that they can shove more ads and sponsored results down your throat while you keep rephrasing you query it fucking keeps misinterpreting and click through countless result pages useless shit.Remember when quoting a phrase meant "this exact fucking string"? Remember when it supported boolean operators like `("this string" OR "that string") AND NOT "other string"`? I'd rather have that back than fucking AI assistance.
>>109553108What these kikes don't tell you - you become its worker, LLM is your boss. As a hobbyist I'm fine but if if I really was in a company getting paid to "curate" some claude shit... I would not respect my life a single second.
>>109553854It's another case of engagement based matchmaking and gambling theory. I saw one female boomer in the store, she was googling for a recipe and looking at some vegetables when she said to her friend "oh no it went all the way back to the AI"...
>>109553351Thanks for elucidating my claim bro.
>>109553108thats what it is thoughexcept now instead of lookup based on search terms,the lookup happens based on semantic conceptsand the steroid part is that it can follow through with related concepts, kinda like traversing a graph where the nodes are concepts, and the relation are edges
>>109554578*relations
but it is on steroids, got my game server runing with Protobuf, always was afraid of Protobuf
