I mean the theory behind an LLM is super cool. It’s a bunch of vector math under the hood, transforming input with queries, keys and values. And imo vector math is one of the coolest and also most confusing math applications there is. If they’re able to use mcp as well, you can delegate it to calling actual services, like your database.
But like 99% of CS research, research does not always equate to practical use, nor is it a cookie cutter solution for everything. Unfortunately, the business people seem to think otherwise.
I mean the theory behind an LLM is super cool. It’s a bunch of vector math under the hood, transforming input with queries, keys and values. And imo vector math is one of the coolest and also most confusing math applications there is. If they’re able to use mcp as well, you can delegate it to calling actual services, like your database.
But like 99% of CS research, research does not always equate to practical use, nor is it a cookie cutter solution for everything. Unfortunately, the business people seem to think otherwise.
I mean, does it even use a blockchain? smh my head…