[kiitos]

cool, can you think of any differences between a human engineer, who is presumably employed by an employer and subject to review and evaluation by a manager and inherently assumed to be capable of receiving feedback and reliably applying it on a go-forward basis to their future work, and an LLM, when they each make this same kind of mistake?

[cpursley]

Yes, the difference is about $197,600 of playing fair or $57,600 if offshoring.

[kiitos]

the difference between an arbitrary LLM and a human engineer is completely described by the salary you would pay to the human engineer? in all other dimensions they are indistinguishable? nice, super cool

[thrown-0825]

yeah, when its a human its not a random chance and was them subverting testing and safety requirements to shortcut their way through their job.

[kiitos]

nope not that