It's fascinating to see the Mandela Effect take hold on LLMs as much as it does people.
This is especially true for LLMs that see its own pretrained memory as a tool for knowledge recall, rather than as an orchestrator (most LLMs).
This is especially true for LLMs that see its own pretrained memory as a tool for knowledge recall, rather than as an orchestrator (most LLMs).
October 9, 2025 at 1:56 AM
It's fascinating to see the Mandela Effect take hold on LLMs as much as it does people.
This is especially true for LLMs that see its own pretrained memory as a tool for knowledge recall, rather than as an orchestrator (most LLMs).
This is especially true for LLMs that see its own pretrained memory as a tool for knowledge recall, rather than as an orchestrator (most LLMs).
The benefit of full source attribution goes two ways.
Not only is credit provided to publishers, every fact is also independently verifiable.
Not only is credit provided to publishers, every fact is also independently verifiable.
January 9, 2025 at 9:47 PM
The benefit of full source attribution goes two ways.
Not only is credit provided to publishers, every fact is also independently verifiable.
Not only is credit provided to publishers, every fact is also independently verifiable.