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User questions LLM utility, citing increased internet traffic

The user questions the utility of Large Language Models (LLMs), suggesting they primarily serve to increase internet traffic by generating lengthy texts or summarizing existing ones. This perspective implies a critique of LLMs' contribution to online content volume. AI

RANK_REASON User opinion piece on a social media platform about LLMs.

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User questions LLM utility, citing increased internet traffic

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User opinion piece on a social media platform about LLMs.
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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Isn't it cool? You can prompt a LLM to convert your one line of text into a huge screed for that email you're sending. Isn't it cool? you can get a LLM to summa

    Isn't it cool? You can prompt a LLM to convert your one line of text into a huge screed for that email you're sending. Isn't it cool? you can get a LLM to summarise that huge screed you just got in an email down to one/a few lines. Basically, LLMs are just for increasing the amou…