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Ye agreed "deduce" bad choice of words.
If you tell LLM "explain X and cite reliable sources" would that then be more accurate?
Maybe it's the way the users are asking the questions, and perhaps prompting in the right way will lead to better (more accurate) results and reduce hallucinations?
I hear you, But my understanding is LLM can consume multiple sources of information and deduce what is the truth better and more accurately than a human clicking on multiple Google links and veryfying information and sources.
I feel like I can trust LLMs more than the majority of info on the web. We used to believe the same of Google searches.
For me, for example have seen and experienced doctors making mis diagnosis (and they a reputable source), so what is the difference really?
I guess your question depends on the context they using the LLM as well for and what sort of questions they are asking.
Scientific fact based or opinion questions?
Why was it the end of the internet?
I'm gona try, X Reddit HackerN Insta Cheers
And last week read an article that COVID vaccine (mRNA) causes turbo cancer. What is real anymore?
Our team was on lastpass, For some reason closed it down and now using Keeper. So far so good