That's the fast track to get your point of view to be ignored: Pessimism is ok, but that level of dismissiveness isn't really warranted: especially since the co

That's the fast track to get your point of view to be ignored: Pessimism is ok, but that level of dismissiveness isn't really warranted: especially since the conversation forming in public is not just about some specific model you happen have strong feelings about, but the general concept of LLMs and factuality. I wouldn't expect a random doctor approached at a bus stop to accurately answer a question about medicine anymore than I would ChatGPT by the way. Trusting people based on their qualifications and reputations isn't really a thing. If a doctor tells you to take medication X there's a reason you take that to a pharmacist rather than a store clerk with a key to a safe or something: verifying is always a great idea, regardless of reputation.