Comment by segmondy
You hit the target on what most miss about LLMs, part of work is building up a lot of mental model of the system you are working on. When LLM does the work, it becomes easy to miss that mental model.
You hit the target on what most miss about LLMs, part of work is building up a lot of mental model of the system you are working on. When LLM does the work, it becomes easy to miss that mental model.
I tried to use an LLM for assistance with reversing some embedded code and agree with this. I had built up a pretty decent model of what was going on before starting. It was able to explain what was going on in this one perplexing function quite well but when I'd feed it decent sized blocks of code it would hallucinate like crazy. But I was quite happy with the performance at finding the basic library and ROM functions and annotating them correctly. I think it is all in how you use it.