Hey guys!I’ve been thinking about what LLMs have actually changed. Most of what I see is just speeding things up. Coding, planning, research… we could already do these things before AI. They just took longer. But inventions like electricity and fire didn’t just save time. They made entirely new things possible, like refrigeration and cooking. One thing I do find interesting about LLMs is their ability to come up with hypotheses or ideas I wouldn’t have thought of myself. So I’m curious: In your field, have LLMs helped solve problems that were previously impossible or practically out of reach? And if so, what specific ability of LLMs made the difference? Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts and experiences! submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded_Trip374
Originally posted by u/Puzzleheaded_Trip374 on r/ArtificialInteligence