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glitchc 5 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: “Car Wash” test with 53 models

Yes, but you're speaking to a computer, not a person. It, of course, runs into the same limitations that every computer system runs into. In this case, it's undefined/inconsistent behavior when inputs are ambiguous.

stetrain 5 months ago [–]

Yes, but part of the value of LLMs is that they are supposed to work by talking to them like a human, not like a computer.

I could already talk to a computer before LLMs, via programming or query languages.

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