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Slightly off-topic/meta but this debate reminds me of one people had 20 years ago: Should you trust stuff you read on Wikipedia or not? In the beginning people
by codethief 3y ago
Slightly off-topic/meta but this debate reminds me of one people had 20 years ago: Should you trust stuff you read on Wikipedia or not?
In the beginning people were skeptical but over time, as Wikipedia matured, the answer has become (I think): Don't blindly trust what you read on Wikipedia but in most cases it's sufficiently accurate as a starting point for further investigation. In fact, I would argue people do trust Wikipedia to a rather high degree these days, sometimes without questioning. Or at least I know I do, whether I want to or not, because I'm so used to Wikipedia being correct.
I'm wondering what this means for the future of LLMs: Will we also start trusting them more and more?