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Yes, but it will hallucinate like all other LLM tech making it fully unreliable for anything mission critical. You literally need to know the answer to validat
by gibsonf1 2y ago
Yes, but it will hallucinate like all other LLM tech making it fully unreliable for anything mission critical. You literally need to know the answer to validate the output, because if you don't, you won't know if output is true or false or in between.
- zamadatix 2y agoYou need to know how to validate the answer to your level of confidence, not necessarily already have the answer to compare itself. In some cases this is the same task or (close enough to) that it's not a useful difference, in other cases the two aren't even from the same planet.
- fsloth 2y agoThis. There are tasks where implementing something might take up to one hour yourself, that you can validate with high enough confidence in a few seconds to minutes. Of course not all tasks are like that.