As they say, “it’s your funeral, do what you want.” Sooner or later you will wind up trusting it a bit too much, and it will bite you. Also bear in mind who’s behind those “AIs” - control freak tech magnates who can and will abuse their power over them to manipulate the masses.

Oh, okay - on your absolutely minimalist say-so the world will stop using LLMs.

🙄

If you’re going to make an assertion, at least try to back it up with an explanation or example if you want to be taken seriously. Otherwise you’re just wasting everybody’s time - including yours (and potentially diminishing your reputation).

In the meantime, I’ll just point out there’s a reason I said to validate what it’s telling you.

LLMs (“AI” is quite the misnomer, IMHO) can be useful when its source material is well vetted, or at least made up of mostly reliable input. In the rush to dominate the market, “AI” purveyors have been far less judicious in what they provided as input to their LLMs, and in the end shot themselves in the foot by doing so. Validate what it’s telling you against actual sources, and it can indeed be helpful.

ETA: Also check for information it leaves out as you’re doing that validation - especially when it involves server administration, because missing details can be quite fatal to your server security.

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Thanks, now I’m stuck with the The Wiggles “Fruit Salad” song in my head.

*sigh*

I think you may be confusing God with Gawd.

Wow! Don’t I feel dumb. All this time I’ve been making an assumption based upon a common abbreviation. Thank you for clearing that up.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Ball:_Sparking!_Zero

Not into it myself, but I presume from the common abbreviation that it is named after the anime series.

Not exactly difficult to guess coming from that instance…

NM, I’m an idiot.

This has been complained about for-fucking-ever. Why’d they suddenly decide to do it now? They must be losing more customers than I realized.

Neither. It’s never destroyed because you can’t prove otherwise. At best it’s given to authorities within three years to free up storage space.