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by jancsika
2 hours ago
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You can choose a) a calm, level-headed passenger who knows they aren't a pilot, or b) a calm, level-headed passenger who almost has their pilots license but has a medical condition that prevents them from admitting when they lack certain knowledge. Who do you choose to be coached by an expert on the ground? |
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The first: Has no clue about anything and therefore no useful knowledge and cannot challenge me
The second one: Is proven to willfully give wrong information and will make me do mistakes for sure.
The LLMs will do their best, even if imperfect, since they summarizes what appeared in books.
I prefer to be grounded on what Airbus / Boeing manuals, or on what pilots training book said, than two far more unreliable sources.