I think it's your responsibility to control the LLM. Sometimes, I worry that I'm beginning to code myself into a corner, and I ask if this is the dumbest idea it's ever heard and it says there might be a better way to do it. Sometimes I'm totally sceptical and ask that question first thing. (Usually it hallucinates when I'm being really obtuse though, and in a bad case that's the first time I notice it.)
> I think it's your responsibility to control the LLM.
Yes. The issue here is control and NLP is a poor interface to exercise control over the computer. Code on the other hand is a great way. That is the whole point of skepticism around LLM in software development.
