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I mean if it is citing the sources, there is only so much that can be done without altering original meaning.
by newyankee 8mo ago
I mean if it is citing the sources, there is only so much that can be done without altering original meaning.
- otabdeveloper4 8mo agoThe sources Gemini cites are usually something completely unrelated to its response. (Not like you're gonna go check anyways.)
- RupertSalt 8mo agoAn LLM citing sources is linking you to stuff that it recently found that kind-of matches its answers. I don't believe it is possible for an LLM to cite original training materials, and it wouldn't be desirable if those are unavailable to the end-user, anyway. This is an added nuisance for webmasters beyond automated AI-training scrapers. When users query an LLM like Grok or Gemini, it will go search a list of websites and "browse" them to glean information, and though that seems like a contradiction to what I just wrote, it is not "LLM" activity, not really "agentic", but sort of a smart proxy. Trust me.