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> * you have to check an LLM result, especially if it cites something (because it may or may not exist) You think that you don't have the check the link at the
by lelanthran 2y ago
> * you have to check an LLM result, especially if it cites something (because it may or may not exist)
You think that you don't have the check the link at the top of the page from a google search?
In fact, last I checked, for every google search I do, I have literally hit the page down key before starting to read.
> * you can’t cite an LLM result
And you think you can cite the top search result from a google search?
- NegativeK 2y ago> And you think you can cite the top search result from a google search? I think the issue with LLM answers is that I often have to go to Google or something to check if the answer is right. Maybe it shaves some time off, but we're still back to the original problem.
- MrVandemar 2y agoOf course you can. The top search result from a Google search yeilds (eventually) a URL —a uniform resource locator— which is something that can be cited.