This is an interesting theoretical exercise but please for the love of god don't actually use an LLM to search tabular data. This is a solved problem. Free software does this with 100% accuracy and insane efficiency.
This is an interesting theoretical exercise but please for the love of god don't actually use an LLM to search tabular data. This is a solved problem. Free software does this with 100% accuracy and insane efficiency.
This is a really eye-popping example. Because here we have input text that is fully structured perfectly unambiguous (it was carefully designed that way!) and yet the LLM can't get all the information out of it. Yet people are using these tools to summarize unstructured text, assuming the summary will capture the most salient points. Well how is the LLM supposed to be good for that task, if it can't even summarize the dang XML document? They keep telling me this thing is more expert than all the experts combined.