There are rumors that the K2 model Groq is serving is quantized or otherwise produces lower-quality responses than expected due to some optimization, FYI.

I tested it and the speed is incredible, though.

have they managed to remove the "output may contain mistakes" disclaimer from a single LLM yet?

Never will.

But then, same for humans yes?

>But then, same for humans yes? And? Whats your point? This is a computer. Humans make errors doing arithmetic, therefore should we not expect computers to be able to reliably perform arithmetic? No. Silly retort and a common reply from people who are suitably wowed by the current generation of AI.

This is incredibly dumb.

whats what im trying to tell you

k2 on groq is really bad right now. I'm not sure what's causing the problem, but they've said that they are working on a few different issues.