Comment by lxgr
16 hours ago
There are obvious problems with wasting time and sending people off the wrong path, but if an LLM raises a good point, isn't it still a good point?
16 hours ago
There are obvious problems with wasting time and sending people off the wrong path, but if an LLM raises a good point, isn't it still a good point?
A broken analog clock will be accurate twice a day despite being of zero use. If someone were to attempt to sell the broken clock as useful because it "accurately returns the time at least twice every day", would Ultimately be causing harm to the consumer.
Depends on what you need the clock for. For example, if it's to serve as an adjustable sign indicating e.g. the closing time of a store, a broken one does the trick just fine :)
In other words: Use the right tool for the right job.