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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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HALLUCINATIONS IN CODE ARE THE LEAST DANGEROUS FORM OF LLM MISTAKES

Large language models (LLMs) make coding mistakes that aren't instantly caught by the language compiler or interpreter all the time. Hallucinations in LLM-generated code are usually obvious because they result in an error, but just because code looks good and runs without errors, doesn't mean it's actually doing the right thing. One of the reasons LLMs won't put software professionals out of work is because their job is to prove that code works - manually testing code is essential. Being able to read, understand, and review code written by other people is a crucial skill.

simonwillison.net · 4 min

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THE VANISHING MIDDLE CLASS OF TECH

The stable middle ground of tech employment - the middle-class engineer - isn't needed anymore. Product builders who can code can ship entire products in days when armed with AI. A single developer can now accomplish what once required an entire team. Companies are streamlining their operations, focusing on engineers who can use AI and demonstrate they can do the job of multiple engineers. The biggest losers in this shift may be the fresh graduates looking to enter the industry - recent graduates now have to be better than people already working.

analyticsindiamag.com · 5 min

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“IT'S A LEMON”—OPENAI'S LARGEST AI MODEL EVER ARRIVES TO MIXED REVIEWS

Reviews say that OpenAI's newest AI model, GPT-4.5, is big, expensive, and slow. The model provides marginally better performance than GPT-4o at 30 times the cost for input and 15 times the cost for output. There seems to be diminishing returns in training unsupervised-learning large language models - scaling laws may have possibly met their natural end. OpenAI seems well aware of these limitations, which is why it released the model as a limited 'research preview'.

arstechnica.com · 7 min

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