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I'm interested to see an LLM do that. Technically, nearly every sentence is ambiguous, but that clearly doesn't bother us. An automated system that can point ou
by tgv 3y ago
I'm interested to see an LLM do that. Technically, nearly every sentence is ambiguous, but that clearly doesn't bother us. An automated system that can point out sentences humans are likely to interpret in multiple ways would be interesting. However, no such thing seems to exist.
- fallingmeat 3y agoI recently made an LLM-based tool to identify inconsistencies with the INCOSE guide to writing requirements (identifying vague language, for example). Also have had some success translating those outputs to more structured language like LTL. I think it is doable
- oezi 3y agoI am curious why you think this. A basic prompt of pointing out ambiguities should get you quite far. I am pretty sure LLMs would be great to turn regular English into ACE including resolving detected ambiguities.
- euroderf 3y agoWhen working as a tech writer, I was mildly obsessed with this. Nothing drives users away from your documentation like a lack of clarity that signals that (1) you're on your own now, pal, and (2) the writer had zero clue of the potential for chaos in interpreting what he is writing.