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Comment by locknitpicker

3 hours ago

> If you have formulas that actually match reality, what do you need the LLM for?

That's the key question.

I think LLMs allow people with no context or background or know-how to dive into projects and see some results being presented to them, but they don't have the context or skillset to tell what they see before them.

This paves the way to people laying grand claims about achievements because of LLMs. Their claim is that LLMs know best primarily because LLMs knew more than them, not that the output is good or desirable.