Comment by m4rtink 3 months ago Any way to tell if the convincing final numbers it told you are real or halucinated ? 11 comments m4rtink Reply visarga 3 months ago Solve the same task with ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. If they agree, you can be reasonably sure. caminante 3 months ago I'm not opposed to experimenting, but that's a a recipe for false confidence in a final decision. visarga 3 months ago Where they agree it shows the data supports that answer - not necessarily that it is true, where they disagree it shows you need to hedge. That's useful. 1 reply → jaggederest 3 months ago I checked them carefully myself with various other tools. It was using python to do the math so I trust it to a single standard deviation at least. mb7733 3 months ago Standard deviation of what caminante 3 months ago I'm lost too. Financials are technology agnostic.They probably meant that they could read (and trace) the logic in Python for correctness. 4 replies →
visarga 3 months ago Solve the same task with ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. If they agree, you can be reasonably sure. caminante 3 months ago I'm not opposed to experimenting, but that's a a recipe for false confidence in a final decision. visarga 3 months ago Where they agree it shows the data supports that answer - not necessarily that it is true, where they disagree it shows you need to hedge. That's useful. 1 reply →
caminante 3 months ago I'm not opposed to experimenting, but that's a a recipe for false confidence in a final decision. visarga 3 months ago Where they agree it shows the data supports that answer - not necessarily that it is true, where they disagree it shows you need to hedge. That's useful. 1 reply →
visarga 3 months ago Where they agree it shows the data supports that answer - not necessarily that it is true, where they disagree it shows you need to hedge. That's useful. 1 reply →
jaggederest 3 months ago I checked them carefully myself with various other tools. It was using python to do the math so I trust it to a single standard deviation at least. mb7733 3 months ago Standard deviation of what caminante 3 months ago I'm lost too. Financials are technology agnostic.They probably meant that they could read (and trace) the logic in Python for correctness. 4 replies →
mb7733 3 months ago Standard deviation of what caminante 3 months ago I'm lost too. Financials are technology agnostic.They probably meant that they could read (and trace) the logic in Python for correctness. 4 replies →
caminante 3 months ago I'm lost too. Financials are technology agnostic.They probably meant that they could read (and trace) the logic in Python for correctness. 4 replies →
Solve the same task with ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. If they agree, you can be reasonably sure.
I'm not opposed to experimenting, but that's a a recipe for false confidence in a final decision.
Where they agree it shows the data supports that answer - not necessarily that it is true, where they disagree it shows you need to hedge. That's useful.
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I checked them carefully myself with various other tools. It was using python to do the math so I trust it to a single standard deviation at least.
Standard deviation of what
I'm lost too. Financials are technology agnostic.
They probably meant that they could read (and trace) the logic in Python for correctness.
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