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# [More AI Coding in R: Bard == meh (but not bad)](https://quantuxblog.com/more-ai-coding-in-r-bard-meh-but-not-bad?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

I recently spoke with a friend — I'll call him "Gert" — who is a very senior data scientist at a Big Tech company. Part of our conversation went like this: Me: Execs don't realize that LLM use cases are narrow and brittle. Gert: Yeah, but LLMs are g...

Dec 8, 2023 · 19 min read · quantuxblog.com  
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