4 ms·
Yup, and it hallucinates plenty with dev too, even over basic stuff like an NGINX config. Given that it hallucinates in particular over measurements/specs/stat
by hammyhavoc 4y ago
Yup, and it hallucinates plenty with dev too, even over basic stuff like an NGINX config.
Given that it hallucinates in particular over measurements/specs/stats, I'd be extremely sceptical of taking a recipe from it, whether that's generated and original or coming from a known source.
Baking requires very specific measurements, the slightest mistake and it won't turn out well in most cases. Again, why go via an LLM and not a search engine to the actual source? It makes zero sense, especially if it only returns text and you can't see what the recipe produces if it's an existing thing.
- Kamq 4y ago> Again, why go via an LLM and not a search engine to the actual source? I believe the argument presented (possibly in a separate thread) was that search engines have degraded to the point where what they show you is worse than LLM output.
- Dylan16807 4y agoThere's no such thing as "the actual source" for how to make a type of food.