Disagree. Unreliability is intractable because of the human, not the tool. Even a perfect LLM will not be able to produce perfect outputs because humans will n

Disagree. Unreliability is intractable because of the human, not the tool. Even a perfect LLM will not be able to produce perfect outputs because humans will never put in all the context necessary to zero-shot any non-trivial query. LLMs can't read your mind and will always make distasteful assumptions unless driven by users without any unique preferences or a lot of time on their hands to ruminate on exactly how they want something done. I think it will always be mostly boring back-and-forth until the jackpot comes. Maybe future generations will align their preferences with the default LLM output instead of human preferences in that domain, though.