Comment by anthonyrstevens
11 hours ago
This is ... unnecessarily pedantic. Anybody in my social universe who asked me that question would undoubtedly expect "they make cars".
If you're picking nits, why not focus on the word "do" and (wrongly) expect an answer like "Lamborghini (either of the two main companies of that name) does not 'do' anything - the companies employ humans who 'do' things. Lamborghini is a legal entity established to allow humans to 'do' things, such as make cars, or agricultural equipment."
Shared context is a thing. Reducing every conversation to first principles is not always required. Get a grip.
This is not a nit. This is a real problem in the technology.
It assumes the average and plausible answer token by token.
And this tendency shows in every single field it's applied to.
At the end of the day I want *correct* answers, to the point.
Instead LLMs, no matter if it's version 3500, are bound to producing average results: slop.