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Because people tend to like fidelity more than correctness.
by trentor 24d ago
Because people tend to like fidelity more than correctness.
- aesthesia 24d agoIt bugs me a little that "fidelity" has connotations other than "faithfulness to an original"---fidelity should be basically the same as correctness here!
- nonethewiser 24d agoThat’s really not the highest fidelity interpretation of “fidelity.”
- aesthesia 23d agoFair, but correctness should be a necessary component of fidelity.
- frumiousirc 23d agoMy dictionary writes: "precision * accuracy = fidelity".
- neuronic 24d agoIf correctness would matter anymore, people wouldn't be using LLMs in the first place.