Well, I for one wouldn't assume unless the conversation up to that point indicates as much. If a random on the street asked me the same question I would ask cla

Well, I for one wouldn't assume unless the conversation up to that point indicates as much. If a random on the street asked me the same question I would ask clarifying questions first. An LLM I fine tuned on my own conversations / dialogues has the same habit and when I asked it this question it did exactly that and then given how short the answer was it gave a breif answer (paraphrasing) "if the context is chapters/versions etc. then 9.11, but if it is decimal numbers then 9.9" which made me realise most LLM's are probably having similar ambiguity issues but are trained to just give an answer without asking for clarification when equally directions for answering are possible. So I tested it, and found that was exactly the case. that's less a problem of the AI missing the I and more a problem of ill defined expectations.