My thoughts on LLMs Rewards expertise: LLMs Rewards expertise
Commentary
- Sean Goedecke’s Blog: LLMs Rewards expertise
- This is so true. Without having a clue what to build and wht it should feel like, LLM is going to generate a mediocre response. If you need exceptional results, be ready with a detailed tasteful questions to ask and give specific instructions.
- I think this is the thing that makes software developer obsolete, if only he/she doesn’t have any taste or domain interest (knowledge is not needed, but the curiosity will fire you towards it). Without that interest or knowledge its like a mid-grunt work and nothing more. Writing software would not be your job anymore, it will be to develop the right one.
- I had this experience, for the past 2-3 months I have been working with a client for developing a automation. Initially I had no clue what was happening, but having spent time with the actual reviewers and under-writers, it becomes a gathering knowledge of what to look for at what spot. That is the knack required to then prompt to build that system, not my coding skills. The ability to make software work is more important then to write it.