> The better the modelling of the real world problem is, presumably the better the fidelity of the simulation.
But that's exactly my concern: LLMs are known to hallucinate. How can we make sure the simulated agents are acting like actual humans? It can't be just a "cool"
tool you add to your company arsenal; it must actually provide some value.
But that's exactly my concern: LLMs are known to hallucinate. How can we make sure the simulated agents are acting like actual humans? It can't be just a "cool" tool you add to your company arsenal; it must actually provide some value.