Dr. Chris Teplovs
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I teach and do research at the University of Michigan’s School of Information. Human companion to equines, canines, and felines.
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And I really wish people would stop comparing them to calculators.
A calculator, as long as enough electricity is running through its circuitry, will always give you an objectively correct answer according to the input given.
And entering 2 x 2 will always give you 4.
Not only do LLMs just...
A calculator, as long as enough electricity is running through its circuitry, will always give you an objectively correct answer according to the input given.
And entering 2 x 2 will always give you 4.
Not only do LLMs just...
November 23, 2025 at 1:02 PM
And I really wish people would stop comparing them to calculators.
A calculator, as long as enough electricity is running through its circuitry, will always give you an objectively correct answer according to the input given.
And entering 2 x 2 will always give you 4.
Not only do LLMs just...
A calculator, as long as enough electricity is running through its circuitry, will always give you an objectively correct answer according to the input given.
And entering 2 x 2 will always give you 4.
Not only do LLMs just...