> While suggestion correctness is important, the driving factor for these improvements appears to be not correctness as such, but whether the suggestions are us

> While suggestion correctness is important, the driving factor for these improvements appears to be not correctness as such, but whether the suggestions are useful as a starting point for further development. I admit I didn't read the whole article, but that bullet I thought was key. I totally agree. When folks yell "BuT HalliciNations!!!", I get it, but that doesn't mean that LLMs can still be a huge boon if you know how to use them and don't just trust their output blindly and yolo it into production.