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I don't agree that users see them as databases. Sure there are those who expect LLMs to be infallible and punish the technology when it disappoints them, but it

I don't agree that users see them as databases. Sure there are those who expect LLMs to be infallible and punish the technology when it disappoints them, but it seems to me that the overwhelmingly majority quickly learn what AI's shortcomings are, and treat them instead like intelligent entities who will sometimes make mistakes.

philipallstar 10mo ago
> but it seems to me that the overwhelmingly majority The overwhelming majority of what?
- antonvs 10mo ago
  Of users. It's an implicit subject from the first sentence.
  - philipallstar 10mo ago
    But how do they know that, if it's of all users?
    - antonvs 10mo ago
      They didn't claim to know it, they said "it seems to me". Presumably they're extrapolating from their experience, or their expectations of how an average user would behave.
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