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LLMs don't provide correct answers to all questions, but claiming that they don't provide answers at all seems absurd.
by lxgr 1y ago
LLMs don't provide correct answers to all questions, but claiming that they don't provide answers at all seems absurd.
- d4rkn0d3z 1y agoNot really absurd, even broken clocks get the time right twice a day. If you read the clock at that time by chance, you may conclude that the clock is working better than it is. Is an answer that is correct by chance the same as one that is correct by reason?
- jqpabc123 1y agoLLMs don't provide correct answers to all questions An unreliable "answer" is really not an *answer* in the traditional sense of computing. It is merely information waiting to be verified. No one has to verify every calculation in a spreadsheet. If they reasonably needed to do so, spreadsheets would be more like an LLM --- and a lot less useful.