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Author criticizes repetitive arguments about LLMs and AI regulation

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The author criticizes the repetitive and unoriginal arguments surrounding Large Language Models (LLMs), likening proponents to "parrot boosters." They express frustration with recurring debates and proposals for regulation that stifle innovation, questioning the authenticity of discussions around AI. AI

RANK_REASON The item is a social media post expressing an opinion on LLMs and AI, lacking new factual information or a significant industry event.

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Author criticizes repetitive arguments about LLMs and AI regulation

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · rotnroll666 ·

    We do keep talking about # LLM as stochastic parrots. Why does nobody talk about parrot boosters of these tech? I mean, you find the same crap arguments re-chew

    We do keep talking about # LLM as stochastic parrots. Why does nobody talk about parrot boosters of these tech? I mean, you find the same crap arguments re-chewed again and again, up to the “let’s regulate and don’t do new models for n units of time” shit. Or at that talking hand…

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