Comment by shakna 2 months ago LLMs don't copy and paste. They ingest and generate. The output will always be a generated something. 3 comments shakna Reply lgas 2 months ago You can give an LLM access to tools that it can invoke to actually copy and paste. TheBicPen 2 months ago In 2022, sure. But not today. Even something as simple as generating and running a `git clone && cp xyz` command will create code not directly generated by the LLM. boomlinde 2 months ago In what way do you think this rebuts the message you responded to?
TheBicPen 2 months ago In 2022, sure. But not today. Even something as simple as generating and running a `git clone && cp xyz` command will create code not directly generated by the LLM. boomlinde 2 months ago In what way do you think this rebuts the message you responded to?
You can give an LLM access to tools that it can invoke to actually copy and paste.
In 2022, sure. But not today. Even something as simple as generating and running a `git clone && cp xyz` command will create code not directly generated by the LLM.
In what way do you think this rebuts the message you responded to?