> imagine if instead of coming with full memory dumps and diagnostic codes, BSODs just said "sorry, your computer had an oopsie!" So, MacOS? ;) In all serious

> imagine if instead of coming with full memory dumps and diagnostic codes, BSODs just said "sorry, your computer had an oopsie!" So, MacOS? ;) In all seriousness, I wasn't opining on the usefulness of opaque/hidden errors, but rather the effectiveness of them. In an alternate reality where the first LLMs instead spit back an error reference instead of English, I don't think we would have seen nearly as rapid mass market adoption. And, not to put too fine a point on it, early conversational LLMs and image diffusion models were literally trained so their junk output is as plausible as possible.