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The Problem with LLMs
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Large Language Models (LLMs) are categorized as generative AI and are trained on extensive datasets that include text, images, and video. These systems can produce creative outputs, but their effectiveness and limitations are under scrutiny.
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- Concern: The argument that LLMs are merely programs fails to capture their complex behavior, misleading those unfamiliar with their operational nuances.
- Concern: Claims that LLMs are beneficial for translation contradict the concerns about their plagiarism, highlighting a double standard in their perceived utility.
- Concern: The focus on plagiarism as the primary issue with LLMs oversimplifies the broader implications of their impact on jobs and creativity.