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> LLMs did what used to be a reasonable thing - trust articles published in reputed sources. That's absolutely not what happened in this case though; neither p
by eqvinox 6mo ago
> LLMs did what used to be a reasonable thing - trust articles published in reputed sources.
That's absolutely not what happened in this case though; neither posts on Medium nor random preprints are reputed sources.
- simianwords 6mo agoIt was published in Preprints.org, a multidisciplinary preprint server run by MDPI. I'm not an expert here - is it correct to take anything from here or arxiv as default skeptical?
- eqvinox 6mo agoThe definition of a preprint is that it isn't peer reviewed. Unless you're an expert in the field, you IMHO shouldn't be looking at preprints. Might be OK if they come recommended by multiple unaffiliated experts (i.e. kinda half reviewed), but definitely not by default.
- simianwords 6mo agoI agree, but the public and media outlets don't practice this either: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47716699 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47716699