It's a fixed number of matrix multiplications. You can't make matrix multiplication crash by feeding it any sort of strange numbers (unless they haven't handled their Infs and NaNs).
> You can't make matrix multiplication crash by feeding it any sort of strange numbers
Matrices don't multiply themselves. You need hardware and software. As I pointed out the LLM is effectively just data that is being processed by a program. It is silly to assume you have no bugs in that software or the underlying operating system.
The type of bug the first comment was discussing, where recursion could cause it to crash (out of memory? stack overflow?) is categorically impossible based on how the model works, and a bug in the software running it would not change that.
Matrices don't multiply themselves. You need hardware and software. As I pointed out the LLM is effectively just data that is being processed by a program. It is silly to assume you have no bugs in that software or the underlying operating system.