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[–] 5 points 6 months ago (1 child)

Problem being is that whoever is checking the result in this case had to do the work anyway, and in such a case... why bother with the LLM that can't be trusted to pull the data anyway?

I suppose they could take the facts and figures that a human pulled and have an LLM verbose it up for people who for whatever reason want needlessly verbose BS. Or maybe an LLM can do a review of the human generated report to help identify potential awkward writing or inconsistencies. But delegating work that you have to do anyway to double check the work seems pointless.

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  • [–] 1 point 6 months ago

    Like someone here said "trust is also thing". Once you check a few time that the process is right and the result are right, you don't need to check more than ponctually. Unfortunatly, that's not what happened in this story.

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