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In your analogy that calculator would only produce a correct answer 80% of the time, and plausible looking but incorrect ones the other 20%. If that were the c
by nehal3m 7mo ago
In your analogy that calculator would only produce a correct answer 80% of the time, and plausible looking but incorrect ones the other 20%.
If that were the case I’d hire pen guy.
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- braebo 7mo agoMore like “Producing 80% of the correct answer” and the remaining 20% with some nudging and tweaking. Still extremely valuable.
- adriancooney 7mo agoWhat's the error rate of the pen guy? Also, if your AI has a 20% error rate, you're not holding it right. You need to spend more time keeping it on rails - unit tests, integration tests, e2e tests, local dev + browser use, preview deployments, staging environments, phased rollouts, AI PR reviews, rolling releases. The error rate will be much closer to 0%.
- davebren 7mo agoHow does a phased rollout improve LLM error rates exactly?
- adriancooney 7mo agoError rate here is the rate of shipping bugs to customers.
- davebren 7mo agoThat wasn't what the comment you responded to was referring to. I guess it makes sense since you are kind of like an LLM with how you respond to input.