I'm a LLM evangelist. I think the positive impacts will far outweigh any negatives against it over time. That said, I'm not delusional about the limitations of the technology and there are a lot of them.

> This is provably not true. LLMs CAN be restricted and censored and an LLM can be shown refusing an injection attack AND not hallucinating.

The remediations that are in place because a engineering/safety/red team did its job are commendable. However, that does not speak to the innate vulnerability of these models, which is what we're talking about. I don't fear remediated CVEs. I fear zero day prompt injection attacks and I fear hallucinations, which have NOT been solved for. I don't know what you're talking about there. If you use LLMs daily and extensively like I do, then you know these things lie constantly and effortlessly. The only reason those lies aren't destructive is because I'm already a skilled engineer and I catch them before the LLM makes the changes.

These problems ARE inherent to LLMs. Prompt injection and hallucinations are problems that are NOT solvable at this time. You can defend against the ones you find via reports/telemetry but it's like trying to bale water out of a boat with a colander.

You're handing a toddler a loaded gun and belly laughing when it hits a target, but you're absolutely ignoring the underlying insanity of the situation. And I don't really know why.