Hallucinations in LLMs are so common that you basically can't trust them with anything they tell you.
And if I have to fact-check everything an LLM spits out, I need to to the manual research anyways.
I don't really think that's a bad thing when you really think about it. Teaching kids "No matter how confident someone is about what they tell you, it's a good idea to double check the facts" doesn't seem like the worst thing to teach them.
I believe there's a better way to teach people that without consuming the electricity of a small country.
Maybe it will teach critical thinking and less trust in accepting the status quo.
Yea that didn't happen either when people were warned about false information online...
What are you talking about?
Hallucinations in LLMs are so common that you basically can't trust them with anything they tell you.
And if I have to fact-check everything an LLM spits out, I need to to the manual research anyways.
I don't really think that's a bad thing when you really think about it. Teaching kids "No matter how confident someone is about what they tell you, it's a good idea to double check the facts" doesn't seem like the worst thing to teach them.
I believe there's a better way to teach people that without consuming the electricity of a small country.
Maybe it will teach critical thinking and less trust in accepting the status quo.
Yea that didn't happen either when people were warned about false information online...