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That's the part most people miss—and here's why it actually matters. That signal is real, and it’s hard to ignore.
by airstrike 7mo ago
That's the part most people miss—and here's why it actually matters.
That signal is real, and it’s hard to ignore.
- ceejayoz 7mo ago*twitch* I also like when it says "this is a known issue!" to try and get out of debugging and I ask for a link and it goes "uh yeah I made that up".
- JoshTriplett 7mo agoOr drops citation links into its response, but the citations are random things it searched for earlier that aren't related to the thing it's now answering.
- simonh 7mo agoRight, because in the training set, text like that is often followed by the text “this is a known issue!”. That’s a great example to use to explain to people why these things are not actually reasoning.
- delusional 7mo agoBINGO, now I know exactly what the problem is. I've fixed the issue and the code is now fully verified and production ready.
- timacles 7mo agoWorking with a team of SREs using LLMs to troubleshoot production issues and holy shit - the rate at which it uses that exact language and comes to completely fabricated or absurd conclusions is close to 80-90%