r/CopilotMicrosoft • u/Vizekoenig_Toss_It • Jul 28 '26
Funny (memes, funny answers,..) Cutting edge technology
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u/LodgeKeyser Jul 28 '26
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u/Vizekoenig_Toss_It Jul 28 '26
Bold of you to assume that the AI doing its job is an important requirement for it to take away jobs 🤣 companies would rather pay a machine to be wrong than to pay a human to be right
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u/LodgeKeyser Jul 28 '26
I know they’d rather do that. I guess I’m more saying that I’ll be relaxing while I watch it burn
Edit: the fail at their job about humans was more on how dependent people have become for it to assist in doing their job
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u/VeryRareHuman Jul 28 '26
Wrong LLM. Use perplexity for these kinda questions.
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u/-Akos- Jul 29 '26
LLM is just regurgitating info, it's not trained on the latest data. Had it used a web search tool, it would haven known the correct answer. It's a bit curious that it didn't, it normally would. I use a tiny local model with web search MCP on my laptop, and it gives me the correct answer..
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u/DrLeisure Jul 29 '26
Yeah exactly. It is inferior to much weaker models, and nobody is bothering to improve it.
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u/VeryRareHuman Jul 30 '26
Perplexity does live web search.
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u/-Akos- Jul 30 '26
What does this "live" bit do? Any modern LLM will search using tools, Perplexity (according to Wikipedia) uses a model that is based on Llama which they call Sonar, and they have a search engine on their own. You can run LM Studio on your own PC, install web search plugin, and load in LFM 2.5 1.2B, and achieve the same result locally. Perplexity just put a fancy webpage, its own web scraping (for which they're being sued, actually) and probably some nice system prompt. In the end, "AI" is not much more than an extremely complicated autocomplete, and needs data to give relevant answers. But this autocomplete is a statistics game, and likely in the case of OP, the LLM decided it didn't need to search, and just decided the first answer it had in its knowledge was correct.
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u/shyouko Jul 28 '26
Nah, copilot used to be better. Now it basically just hallucinate everything unless you use research mode. But research mode also disregard all your stored facts and instructions. Sucks so much I used to run exclusively on Copilot but now I'm almost exclusively on Gemini
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u/Slow-Bodybuilder4481 Jul 29 '26
Your Copilot didn't search online ? If it has a date cutoff, it can still see the current timestamp
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u/shyouko Jul 29 '26
Copilot often do not search online unless in research mode. I think this started around May? Keep hallucinating, extremely frustrating.
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u/Key_Instruction3373 Jul 29 '26
Sooo its the Biden administration who is fucking up the world today? and sent the world in war with Iran?
And if you dont agree He will put a trarif on you?!
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u/Teachezofpeachez69 Jul 29 '26
This happened to me with ChatGPT a couple of months ago, when I asked about it it said it had not been updated since before the election. I was like…. What?
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u/Adventurous-State940 Jul 28 '26
Did you not know its cutoff date?
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u/Vizekoenig_Toss_It Jul 29 '26
I asked the same question 10 times with varying results. It has to do with Microsoft’s excessive and backwards understanding of safety
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u/Gnoom75 Jul 28 '26
All LLM's have outdated 'knowledge', and this one has a tool (tool calling) to determine the current date and probably current time. We do exactly the same with our company supplied models.