What is a “correct” LLM model? They all make stuff up, no exceptions. And they always will, that’s the nature of the current tech.
> Coding does not require 100% accuracy as it gets reviewed, ideally.
We have already reached the point where too many people take every LLM code suggestion as gospel and even reject human review. Ask the curl maintainer, who is inundated by junk PRs and reports of security flaws.
What is a “correct” LLM model? They all make stuff up, no exceptions. And they always will, that’s the nature of the current tech.
> Coding does not require 100% accuracy as it gets reviewed, ideally.
We have already reached the point where too many people take every LLM code suggestion as gospel and even reject human review. Ask the curl maintainer, who is inundated by junk PRs and reports of security flaws.