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I would think this type of behavior (ugh, or dare I say default mindset) by consumer-facing LLMs will always be desirable for ‘hard’ problems (things previously
by arscan 12d ago
I would think this type of behavior (ugh, or dare I say default mindset) by consumer-facing LLMs will always be desirable for ‘hard’ problems (things previously unsolved) because it’s a bit like having saftey mechanisms in place to prevent hallucinations for users incapable of verifying correctness of the output. You’ve got to do a little work to prove you understand that it’s hard but it’s still something the LLM might be able to accomplish.
- rowanG077 12d agoI think this is also a healthy mindset for a person to have in many cases. If my boss asks me "go solve P = NP", as extreme example, I would also give some pushback.