As you get older, you begin to realize how much history that preceded your memory must be wildly incorrect as you (to borrow a phrase from someone else) receive passionately confident but absurdly incorrect lectures about events from those too young to remember them regarding history that you personally lived through.
If people in some cases not even one generation removed from what occurred often get it so wrong, I can’t even imagine how much we misapprise and misrepresent something that happened 500 or a thousand years ago.
I think about this now any time I read about any “historical” event.
Subject change, Dunning-Kruger question :
Would you expect (or at least not be surprised) the same person who did this (part of a group that did the equivalent of using AI to ‘enhance’ words on a volcanized scroll)this (converting files from different formats using an LLM, don’t ask me WHY he’d need an LLM specifically )?
The second link should be:
“Are there LLMs made specifically for parsing things like documents/forms/PDFs/json/html/excel/etc and converting them from one format to another?”
Ok that’s just sad but funny. I had not made the connection that a lot of Gen Z LLM use is just them being utterly clueless about how to actually use a computer, but that does make sense now that I think about it.