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Yes, and across a virtually infinite range of disciplines. I love diving into esoteric topics like grades of tool steel, where asking follow up questions and f
by etrautmann 3y ago
Yes, and across a virtually infinite range of disciplines. I love diving into esoteric topics like grades of tool steel, where asking follow up questions and following a thread is so much easier than looking up info from disparate sources.
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- nerdponx 3y agoAfter seeing these LLMs produce a mix of correct, half-correct, and incorrect answers on subjects I'm familiar with, I am very hesitant to trust them with subjects I'm not familiar with. Let's not subject ourselves to the Gell-Mann amnesia effect here. Credit to the creators of these systems for getting it even close, but until they can actually correctly cite their sources and provide followup references to real content instead of hallucinating titles and emitting hyperlinks to unrelated medical research papers, I'll stick to using it as a very rough overview of a subject, just to get the right collection of search terms for following up in traditional sources.