alt Hacker News>It keeps guessing function names that sound plausible but don't exist.
That's surprising considering how good their documentation is. A tool using LLM should have no problem with that. WolframLanguage is almost ideal for an LLM actually.
>It keeps guessing function names that sound plausible but don't exist.
That's surprising considering how good their documentation is. A tool using LLM should have no problem with that. WolframLanguage is almost ideal for an LLM actually.
LLM's learn by training on examples more than by training on documentation. Especially since examples are usually bigger in data size.