> I welcome your feedback, and any code amendments you propose to improve the tool. You clearly understand what makes good research and your contributions will be highly valued by all of us.
This bit is worded in a way that feels manipulative. Perhaps it’s why your comment is being downvoted. Regardless, I’ll give you the befit of the doubt and believe you’re being honest and replying in good faith; my genuine intentions have been misinterpreted in the past too, and I don’t wish to do it to another.
I won’t propose any code improvements, because I don’t believe projects like yours are positive to the world. On the contrary, this over-reliance on LLMs and taking their output as gospel will leave us all worse off. What we need is the exact opposite, for people to be actively aware of the inherent flaws in the system and internalise the absolute need to verify.
This bit is worded in a way that feels manipulative. Perhaps it’s why your comment is being downvoted. Regardless, I’ll give you the befit of the doubt and believe you’re being honest and replying in good faith; my genuine intentions have been misinterpreted in the past too, and I don’t wish to do it to another.
I won’t propose any code improvements, because I don’t believe projects like yours are positive to the world. On the contrary, this over-reliance on LLMs and taking their output as gospel will leave us all worse off. What we need is the exact opposite, for people to be actively aware of the inherent flaws in the system and internalise the absolute need to verify.