alt Hacker News> Similar to what others have noticed, and as I predicted 8 months ago, better models are requiring less ceremony to work effectively.
> On the flip side, this may imply that as the models get better, they’ll become harder to control.
Love this. "The models are getting better, which means they're going to perform worse on the task".
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derefr • today at 7:49 AM
Same reason employers don't hire people who are "overqualified."
malfist • today at 12:00 AM
Don't you love this ever increasing pace of improvement?
dyauspitr • yesterday at 11:45 PM
No, it’s gonna give you the same outcomes just in a way your feeble human mind cannot imagine
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This reflects humans. If you need reliability for a clearly defined set of problems you don’t hire a superstar.
They will keep poking at the problem, drive it to directions you did not intend to and ultimately they will be worse at the task.