It seems very likely then that the results are hallucinations. You can’t prompt an LLM to follow a certain analytic methodology, it can’t.
But, it can simulate the output of a methodology, which is not the same thing.
It seems very likely then that the results are hallucinations. You can’t prompt an LLM to follow a certain analytic methodology, it can’t.
But, it can simulate the output of a methodology, which is not the same thing.
I think this comment encapsulates the fundamental state of AI at the moment.
The industry believes very strongly that this simulation of methodology is basically as good as the real thing (or at least "good enough" in most cases).
This belief is the fault line between the bullish and the bearish; it requires a leap of faith that not everyone is willing or capable of taking.