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Exactly, though an addendum is not just their ability to search when the need arises, but also to know WHEN to resort to search, and with what angle. This is no
by ramraj07 4y ago
Exactly, though an addendum is not just their ability to search when the need arises, but also to know WHEN to resort to search, and with what angle. This is not just isolated to coding though, experienced the same in research as well. So much hinges on your ability to know when to search for literature and how.
- visarga 4y agoBut LLM black boxes are pretty great at surfacing search leads. They might hallucinate, but they are much more precise semantically than search. LLMs understand when you say something in your own words. In fact one trick is to go to LLM to get the "closed-book" answer, and then use that answer to formulate a proper search query for Google. Q: What is the height of Everest. A: The height of Everest is 8800m Search: "The height of Everest is 8800m" Result: 8849m Using the generated answer as search phrase, even if it is factually wrong, works because it has the right structure and good keywords.