I mean... That is exactly how our memory works. So in a sense, the factually incorrect information coming from LLM is as reliable as someone telling you things from memory.
But not really? If you ask me a question about Thai grammar or how to build a jet turbine, I'm going to tell you that I don't have a clue. I have more of a meta-cognitive map of my own manifold of knowledge than an LLM does.
Try it out. Ask "Do you know who Emplabert Kloopermberg is?" and ChatGPT/Gemini literally responded with "I don't know".
You, on the other hand, truly have never encountered any information about Thai grammar or (surprisingly) hot to build a jet turbine. (I can explain in general terms how to build one from just watching Discovery channel)
The difference is that the models actually have some information on those topics.
dgacmu|2 months ago
JAlexoid|2 months ago
You, on the other hand, truly have never encountered any information about Thai grammar or (surprisingly) hot to build a jet turbine. (I can explain in general terms how to build one from just watching Discovery channel)
The difference is that the models actually have some information on those topics.