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That is also a broader epistemological question one could ask about truth on the internet or even truth in general. You have to interrogate reality
by cowsaymoo 2y ago
That is also a broader epistemological question one could ask about truth on the internet or even truth in general. You have to interrogate reality
- radlad 2y agoThat's certainly true, but I think it's also true that you have more contextual information about the trustworthiness of what you're reading when you pick up a book, magazine, or load a website. As a simple example, LLMs will happily incorporate "facts" learned from marketing material into it's knowledgebase and then regurgitate it as part of a summary on the topic.