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> They continue to use AI for math (asking LLMs to split bills, for example) and treat its responses for factual data lookup as 100% reliable and correct. I do
by JeremyNT 1y ago
> They continue to use AI for math (asking LLMs to split bills, for example) and treat its responses for factual data lookup as 100% reliable and correct.
I don't do this but isn't it basically... fine? I assume all the major chatbots can do this correctly at this point.
The trick here is that chatbots can do a wide range of tasks, so why context switch to a whole different app for something like this? I believe you'll find this happening more frequently for other use cases as well.
Usability trumps all.
- JeremyNT 1y agoWish I could edit, but I was referring to the bill splitting math specifically here. I didn't mean to quote the rest. When it comes to facts that actually matter, people need to know to verify the output.