So, such LLM still would have to be informed that this is referring to a zip compressed archive, not a postcode file, whatever such file might be. This is basic

So, such LLM still would have to be informed that this is referring to a zip compressed archive, not a postcode file, whatever such file might be. This is basically the same thing as LLM hallucination, in that it comes from lack of constraints in latent space, if I dare use that buzzword. Without context, a “zip” or “zip file” still can be anything. Could even be “zip [this] file” as a command.