Except with LLMs, you can run like 10 different models. With a human, you owe $120 and are taking medicine.
Although presumably if a company is making decisions using an LLM, and the LLM makes a mistake, the company would still be held liable ... probably.
If there's no "damage" from the mistake then it doesn't matter either way.
Well there are protocols, procedures and a bunch of checks and balances.
The problem with the LLM is that there isn't any, its you vs one shot retrieval.
Step 2: Have your physician dad get you a job at a hospital
Step 3: Have your physician dad's physician friend write a letter of recommendation
Step 4: Get into medical school
Step 5: Have your physician dad reach out to friends at various residencies.
Step 6: Get influenced by big pharma, create addictions, make big money.
Although presumably if a company is making decisions using an LLM, and the LLM makes a mistake, the company would still be held liable ... probably.
If there's no "damage" from the mistake then it doesn't matter either way.