HN 提问：你认为人工智能目前在你生活中扮演着怎样的角色？
3 分•作者: mpdpsycho•3 个月前
我想了解大家对如何利用新一波人工智能来增强自身能力有什么看法。我意识到“增强”这个词本身有些模糊，因为它可以指代从写作中的文本润色到完全生成文章等各种情况。我特别想表达的是，人工智能能够促进你自身能力的发挥，而不仅仅是为你代劳。
我开始将大型语言模型（LLM）用作一种“问题空间模糊器”。我知道，对很多人来说，包括我自己，学习新事物时，通过实践来学习比单纯阅读/背诵（在可能的情况下）感觉更自然。有时，即使某个学科本身让我感兴趣，我也找不到一个能点燃我好奇心并促使我独立探索的切入点。为此，我发现让LLM去处理一些相关的项目，即使你可能并不完全理解它在做什么，也不是一个坏主意——但有一个前提。持续观察和引导发展脉络，能让你了解概念之间如何构成一个整体，足以让你建立一个初步的工作模型，以便自己进一步深入。当然，如果存在相关的开源项目（或其他任何形式的文档），你可以去查看，但我认为这种方法能让最初的学习过程也带有“实践”的感受，而不是将“实践”锁定在某些先决的阅读/背诵之后。
我很想听听大家对这个想法的看法。同样，我也想了解那些不认为人工智能能增强他们生活，或者认为人工智能永远无法增强他们生活的人的观点，以及他们持这种观点的驱动因素。
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I was wondering what frames of view others had on how they use the new AI wave to augment themselves in some way or another. I realize that itself is somewhat vague, since you could take “augment” to mean anything from, i.e. in writing, prose review to full-on generation of articles or whatnot. The sense I mean particularly is that where it facilitates something in/by you, not necessarily just for you.<p>I’ve taken to using LLMs as sort of “problem space fuzzers”. I know for a lot of people, myself included, learning something new feels a lot more natural when’s it’s by doing rather than simply reading/reciting (where possible). Sometimes, while a discipline itself interests me, I can’t find the initial angle to crack it at where it sparks my curiosity to do its own thing. To that end I’m finding that it’s not a bad idea to set an LLM loose on some related project even if you may not be fully understanding everything it’s doing - with a caveat. Continually observing and steering the thread of development gives you a view of how the concepts map to each other as parts of a whole, enough for you to have an initial working model to do more yourself. Sure, you could look at an existing open-source repo if one exists (or any other sort of documentation), but I feel this approach gives the initial learning curve the feel of “doing” as well, rather than that “doing” being locked behind some prerequisite reading/recital.<p>Interested to hear how others approach this thought. Likewise interested in the relevant views of those who don’t personally see AI now or ever as an augment to their lives, and what drives that view.