Because LLMs, although marketed as a productivity increasing tool, are fundamentally investment vehicles. It’s a lot easier to market LLMs that can beat the Turing test than physical robots which are really hard to manufacture and would require the development of thousands of new technologies.
Because LLMs, although marketed as a productivity increasing tool, are fundamentally investment vehicles. It’s a lot easier to market LLMs that can beat the Turing test than physical robots which are really hard to manufacture and would require the development of thousands of new technologies.