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> I’m not making a point about UK wait times; we’re talking about LLMs as a research tool. And I'm noting that what and how you ask matter. (As do the basic f
by ceejayoz 3mo ago
> I’m not making a point about UK wait times; we’re talking about LLMs as a research tool.
And I'm noting that what and how you ask matter.
(As do the basic factual flubs they make. I use LLMs a lot on code! I don't trust LLMs on code as a result. Useful? Sure. But "I asked Gemini" really adds little to a conversation about something so complex as comparing healthcare between nations.)
> So it looks like 50% of mental health issues go untreated in the UK as well. Doesn’t that show the value of using LLMs to pull out facts, instead of reading articles that wraps the facts up in spin?
If you ignore the "common" qualifier in there, sure. Are you comparing apples to oranges?