I understand this point of view; it's a reasonable action to stop going in this direction if some valid concerns are still unanswered by the industry. At the sa

I understand this point of view; it's a reasonable action to stop going in this direction if some valid concerns are still unanswered by the industry. At the same time, I suspect that a good part of the people who complain about LLM hallucinating underestimate the human rate of hallucinations/errors. Of course, there are a lot of other considerations linked to topics like accountability, etc.. but take autonomous driving as an example: we don't need self-driving cars to be perfect and do exactly 0 incidents to be a better solution than human driving. They just need to be significantly better than us to be a very useful technology for mankind and let's hope this happens soon.