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Tade0 ◴[] No.45025047[source]
For me it stops working after several clicks.

The other day my project owner remarked that in the future perhaps we won't be building catalogs of items like the one I am currently, but interrogate an LLM assistant for a summary of the data - no need for forms and such.

I don't know how accurate that prediction is, but it got me thinking: what if coding assistants are a dead end and what users will actually prefer is going to be just a text box where you type in your human-language query?

Forms are here to stay at least in any kind of government or legal document, as there's liability associated with any mistakes, but less consequential stuff?

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1. mirkodrummer ◴[] No.45025926[source]
We will then build LLMs hooks for letting the AI output a rich version of the summary data, aka an html table first and... here we go again ;) It could build his own table but it won't be what the x customer wants/needs. Anyways I don't believe the prediction in the first place because LLMs are lossy compressors(even RAG), form masks over structured data are loss less.