Comment by stavros
1 year ago
I can't help but feel that it's different if a car runs 90% of the time but breaks down 10% of the time, and if it turns the direction you tell it 90% of the time, but the opposite direction 10% of the time.
1 year ago
I can't help but feel that it's different if a car runs 90% of the time but breaks down 10% of the time, and if it turns the direction you tell it 90% of the time, but the opposite direction 10% of the time.
Also that you won't necessarily know when it makes that wrong turn until it's too late (you're in the river now).
If you can't critically read the output of an LLM, you shouldn't be using it for the given task. Many people have made the (good) analogy to an intern.