Reading the paper the thought occurs that IF the likelihood of correct response increases by the number of agents employed AND this involves application of a function (whatever) to select the 'best' from the possible answers, doesn't that imply that LLM has insufficient dimensions?
In other words, I am wondering if LLM hallucinations [sic] are in fact symptomatic of 'conflation' which could itself be the result of insufficient dimensions.
Just reading the (current top) few comments and whimsically wondered at the super business model of companies offering LLM services: a car service that won't get you from point A to B unless you hail it n times. A detergent that must be applied n times before cloths come out ("probably") clean.
If a company is offering "Artificial intelligence" at a price, then isn't reasonable that you only pay for correct answers? If the company is offering car service, shouldn't you only pay if they take you to your destination?
In other words, I am wondering if LLM hallucinations [sic] are in fact symptomatic of 'conflation' which could itself be the result of insufficient dimensions.
Thoughts?