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> Witnesses and an education ministry official said that the school was located on a compound that was a base for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps until ab

> Witnesses and an education ministry official said that the school was located on a compound that was a base for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps until about 15 years ago. https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/iran-school-strike-us-military-targeted-area-rcna261888 https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/iran-school-strike-us-mil... In this case it seems plausible that the military would have an outdated database, and that an LLM would have "known" it wasn't a base anymore, assuming the LLM was trained on documents/maps with this up to date information.

onlyrealcuzzo 7mo ago
> In this case it seems plausible that the military would have an outdated database, and that an LLM would have "known" it wasn't a base anymore, Ah, yes, because an LLM has never made a mistake ever. It certainly could not have made a mistake. No way. Also, all databases are perfect. It certainly couldn't have been fed conflicting info. No way.
- davidmurdoch 7mo ago
  You don't know what plausible means.