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100%, and a lot of them are truly terrible use cases for LLMs. For example, using a LLM to transform structured data into JSON, and doing it with two LLMs in p
by blincoln 2y ago
100%, and a lot of them are truly terrible use cases for LLMs.
For example, using a LLM to transform structured data into JSON, and doing it with two LLMs in parallel to try to catch the inevitable failures, instead of just writing code that outputs JSON.
- famouswaffles 2y agoYour example does not make much sense (in response to OP). That's not saving anybody any money.