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I am not sure if "good rule of thumb" is a good standard of comparison. It's at best anecdotal.
by 3abiton 2y ago
I am not sure if "good rule of thumb" is a good standard of comparison. It's at best anecdotal.
- nicklecompte 2y agoI am not sure what you mean by this comment. I took the language from the developers. If you mean that commercial AI providers should give more specific information then I agree wholeheartedly. I assume it is difficult for Elicit to give specific numbers because they lack the data, and confabulations are highly dependent on what research area you are asking about. So the "rule of thumb" is a way of flattening this complexity into a usage guideline.