ItsAConspiracy t1_j9okjp5 wrote
Reply to comment by ackermann in Question for any AI enthusiasts about an obvious (?) solution to a difficult LLM problem in society by LettucePrime
People in businesses will write out some bullet points and an AI will expand them into essays.
On the other end, people without the time to read much will have an AI summarize those essays in bullet points.
After a half century or so, everyone will get it through their thick heads that this is stupidly inefficient and just exchange the bullet points.
anon10122333 t1_ja11uj3 wrote
Getting the AI to turn the essay into a podcast would be handy though.
>After a half century or so, everyone will get it through their thick heads that this is stupidly inefficient and just exchange the bullet points.
Naah, bullet point miss out on the language nuances that full text communicates, even in business
ItsAConspiracy t1_ja44alv wrote
Yes, but people in business tend to get a lot of emails, and if most of them resort to text summarization then the nuance is lost anyway. And it's mostly lost if the recipient skims.
Also, many senders of email aren't necessarily great communicators conveying valuable nuance anyway.
Ultimately, it's a cost-benefit calculation: get occasionally-valuable nuance on a bunch of emails, or keep emails simple and do something else that might be more valuable?
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