When I look at all the LLM SQL tools, I think: what a cheap and accessible way to get the wrong answers.
SQL is easy. Knowledge management is hard. Does the LLM know that there was a bug in June that changed the data? Does it know that this one column is improperly named and confusing? Does it know that you recently released a mobile app the data from which is in a different table?
No, of course not, those things are never explicitly documented and so are invisible to an LLM.
SQL is easy. Knowledge management is hard. Does the LLM know that there was a bug in June that changed the data? Does it know that this one column is improperly named and confusing? Does it know that you recently released a mobile app the data from which is in a different table?
No, of course not, those things are never explicitly documented and so are invisible to an LLM.