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I tried that out in my field of expertise, to calibrate my expectations. ChatGPT invented multiple references to non-existent but plausibly-titled papers writte
by robotresearcher 10mo ago
I tried that out in my field of expertise, to calibrate my expectations. ChatGPT invented multiple references to non-existent but plausibly-titled papers written by me.
I think of that when asking questions about areas I don’t know.
That was about 18mo ago, so maybe this kind of hallucination is under control these days.
- SoftTalker 10mo agoTurns out Gell-Mann amnesia applies to LLMs too.
- arwhatever 10mo agoLLMann amnesia?
- wahnfrieden 10mo agoI would use an agent (Codex) for this task: use the Pro model in ChatGPT for deep research and to assemble the information and citations, then have Codex systematically go through the citations with a task list to web search and verify or correct each. Codex can be used like a test suite.
- wat10000 10mo agoLLMs are good for tasks where you can verify the result. And you must verify the result unless you're just using it for entertainment.
- cindyllm 10mo ago[dead]
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