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Worse: if you think the LLM is wrong and try to correct it, it will happily invent something completely different (and actually wrong this time).
by o11c 2y ago
Worse: if you think the LLM is wrong and try to correct it, it will happily invent something completely different (and actually wrong this time).
- milesvp 2y agoThis happened to me the other day. I had framed a question in the ordinal case, and since I was trying to offload thinking anyways, I forgot that my use case was rotated, and failed to apply the rotation when testing the LLM answer. I corrected it twice before it wrapped around to the same (correct) previous answer, and that’s when I noticed my error. I apologized, added the rotation piece to my question, and it happily gave me a verifiably correct answer.