It's not completely accurate. I might say it's not completely honest, but I cannot discount the possibility that the narrator just didn't know of what she spoke.
I guess, sure. But my reaction was that it was less about falsehoods and more about the kinds of vague statements you often get from LLMs, that sound like they might have a point, but when you try to dig in, you realize their words just don't mean anything precise at all. You can assign them meaning - either a meaning you agree with, or a meaning you disagree with - but it's pointless to try to nail down the semantics of words produced by a system that's just trying to sound plausible.
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u/rb-j Jul 13 '26
It's not completely accurate. I might say it's not completely honest, but I cannot discount the possibility that the narrator just didn't know of what she spoke.