Raw LLM Responses

Honestly, I work in IT, and I work with AI fairly extensively in a development context - its still a fair ways off replacing humans. I don't think it ever will in certain contexts. What I do think will happen, is that a lot of industries will gain specialist "AI Operator" roles. The reason behind this, is that even if AI eventually becomes smart enough to no longer hallucinate and always interpret sentences etc correctly... computers, even AI, depend on consistent, clearly defined inputs to make their decisions. They fundamentally can't just "go off vibes" the way humans can, and I don't think that's something that's going to change any time soon. It's fundamental to how computers "think". Let's say for example, that I want to design clothes for my Gothic fashion store. It's summer, so I don't want to do heavy outfits and black colors like most Gothic outfits. But if I just say to an AI "design me some summer Gothic fashion clothes", how is the AI going to interpret that? do you want less fabric? do you want to avoid black? maybe the person asking the AI has an image in mind, but their view of goth clothing is that it ABSOLUTELY has to be black? The AI isn't going to spit out quite what you want. A human AI Operator who knows how to 'speak' to the AI would be the new role here, interpreting the humans request In a way that let's the AI understand the desired outcome.