• anus@lemmy.world
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    8 days ago

    I would argue that all of the cases you presented fail at a comparable rate compared to foundational LLMs

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        5 days ago

        I would argue that you’ve clearly formed your opinion without spending significant time giving foundational LLMs a chance

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          4 days ago

          Nah, more that I forget how dumb people can be sometimes: I was reminded recently that there’s plenty of examples of people spouting LLM-like answers; but I still contend that even most people, trusted in their proper areas, talk with meaning and comprehension.

          As to LLMs, perhaps I haven’t given them enough chance. But I have experimented a while myself, read reports of others, and delved into the understanding of how their mathematical models work. So I’m not exactly clueless.

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            4 days ago

            That’s impressive for someone who seems clueless

            I would encourage you to give foundational large models a chance

            I think you’ll find that (barring intentionally subversive inputs) the largest and most powerful models basically don’t hallucinate

            O1 in particular is better than humans in my experience