LLMs shouldn't run unsupervised, verify every generation
gerardsans · x · 2026-09-01
Countering the previous view, this reply argues that running LLMs unsupervised is a core fallacy. It asserts that no single generation should be trusted without verification. While AI labs might take risks to survive, engineers have no excuse to skip validation.
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