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My favorite is when the LLM hallucinates some function or an entire library and you call it out for the mistake. A likely response is "Oh, I'm sorry, You're rig
by perrygeo 2y ago
My favorite is when the LLM hallucinates some function or an entire library and you call it out for the mistake. A likely response is "Oh, I'm sorry, You're right. Here's how you would implement function_that_does_not_exist()" and proceeds to write the library it hallucinated in the first place.
It's quirks like these that prove LLMs are a long long way from AGI.