its served me okay.
> Perfect and deterministic? No, of course not. Just an improvement and mitigation.
exactly, not reliable, as the article tries to portray
> Perfect and deterministic? No, of course not. Just an improvement and mitigation.
exactly, not reliable, as the article tries to portray
like if someone says "is this car reliable", i dont expect an infallible car. but if the cars third gear is 'you know sometimes it doesnt work', i wouldnt take that car out of city.
If I have a great meal every time I go to a restaurant, that chef is reliably good. I do not require that the tomatoes on the salad be of identical number or placement, or cut along the precise same bias. Nor would I count the sesame seeds on the bun.
Are LLMs reliable by that standard? Sometimes yes, for some tasks. The envelope of tasks for which they're reliable is continuing to grow.