The phrasing still makes it sound like it's due to the LLM. It's not. It's do to compiler and CPU, and OS optimizations, and a non-LLM program could suffer the same just as well.
The phrasing still makes it sound like it's due to the LLM. It's not. It's do to compiler and CPU, and OS optimizations, and a non-LLM program could suffer the same just as well.
This unreliability is entirely due to the implentation of the LLM. Yes, any other program implemented equally carelessly could suffer the same. But you'd be hard pressed to find any as unreliable as a typical LLM.