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"Garbage in, garbage out" means that if you feed garbage to your algorithm, then you're going to get garbage in return. It's always been a one-way implication.
by yau8edq12i 3y ago
"Garbage in, garbage out" means that if you feed garbage to your algorithm, then you're going to get garbage in return. It's always been a one-way implication. It doesn't mean that if you feed valid data, you're not going to get garbage.
- andersa 3y agoThe fun part is that with LLMs we can now sometimes put absolute garbage in and still get good results.