"A" for "Average"
Read OriginalThe article explores why AI-generated content in unfamiliar languages seems more impressive than in familiar ones, attributing this to the observer's limited understanding rather than superior quality. It emphasizes that LLMs are essentially averaging machines predicting the next word, leading to average results by design. The author warns against overestimating AI capabilities, noting that while useful, AI output is fundamentally average, and our perception is skewed by our own knowledge gaps.
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