> The problem is that "Link is reduced to a pile of ashes" should put Link into a "dead" state, and when in the "dead" state Link can't stand and be dazed. Yes

> The problem is that "Link is reduced to a pile of ashes" should put Link into a "dead" state, and when in the "dead" state Link can't stand and be dazed. Yes, this kind of problem is real. But recent papers show you can ask the model to do reasoning / chain of thought / rationales before coming up to the answer. They can do complex tasks in a series of small steps instead of trying to do it in one step and failing. I believe it's not a fundamental limitation, just a matter of "blurting out something stupid" vs "taking your time to think before you speak".