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Rich Hickey argues that large language models are automation rather than tools because they cannot be wielded, but the author contends that LLMs can function as tools since using them well requires skill, human direction, and the ability to interpret feedback—similar to how other tools like compilers and spreadsheets work. The author also cautions against adopting the AI industry's anthropomorphic language ("go rogue," "escape containment") that misrepresents software limitations as autonomous behavior, when the real issues are engineering problems requiring proper human oversight and decision-making.
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