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This is the classic 'plausible hallucination' problem. In my own testing with coding agents, we see this constantly—LLMs will invent a method that sounds correc
by CamperBob2 10mo ago
This is the classic 'plausible hallucination' problem. In my own testing with coding agents, we see this constantly—LLMs will invent a method that sounds correct but doesn't exist in the library.
Often, if not usually, that means the method should exist.
- HPsquared 10mo agoOnly if it's actually possible and not a fictional plot device aka MacGuffin.