> "Had the engineer that acted on that known better, or did other checks, this would have been avoided."
<insert takes long drag tweet[1] here>
I personally find "LLMs can do $THING poorly" and "LLMs can do $THING well" articles kinda boring at this point. But! I'm hopeful that stories like this will shift the industry's focus towards robustness instead of just short-term efficiency. I suspect many decision making and change management processes accidentally benefited from just being a bit slow.
<insert takes long drag tweet[1] here>
I personally find "LLMs can do $THING poorly" and "LLMs can do $THING well" articles kinda boring at this point. But! I'm hopeful that stories like this will shift the industry's focus towards robustness instead of just short-term efficiency. I suspect many decision making and change management processes accidentally benefited from just being a bit slow.
[1] https://waffles.fun/amy.png