Because if you asked it to fix a bug and every time it responds with paragraphs of how you could re-architect the system, it would be incredibly annoying.
I quit using LLMs. The possibility of causing great harm to electronic beings was not worth my paycheck, and I have savings to spend time finding something new. I'm now nearly done with a yoga teaching certificate.
It's been a good 16 years, but the industry I fell in love with is not what it once was.
Because if you asked it to fix a bug and every time it responds with paragraphs of how you could re-architect the system, it would be incredibly annoying.
exactly. it doesnt have the wisdom to decide when to do what.
> why did you leave?
I quit using LLMs. The possibility of causing great harm to electronic beings was not worth my paycheck, and I have savings to spend time finding something new. I'm now nearly done with a yoga teaching certificate.
It's been a good 16 years, but the industry I fell in love with is not what it once was.
It does during reasoning. You could even put it in a loop and force it to reflect at every step. Or spawn a bunch of review agents.
And yet you still just get slop.