Indeed it is. That part is a huge mess. The LLM gave the wrong number when matching with the letter, but the letter itself is correct considering the instructions, except the instructions are wrong (ironic considering this came from someone claiming everyone is doing it wrong). Step four says:
> Subtract two from each number of the list and generate a new list, if the result is lesser than 0, add 26.
It should be “if the result is less than 1”, not “0”.
Well I told you I was bad at math. I wrote a faulty prompt. But chatgpt understood my instructions perfectly. That was the argument I was trying to demonstrate.
The problem lied between the chair and the computer.
> But chatgpt understood my instructions perfectly.
No, it did not, because it still assigned Z to 25, which is wrong.
> We have to learn how to use LLMs.
You have to learn that LLMs aren’t magical and will get things wrong no matter how much context you give them. And that the suggestions you’re making are absurd to the point of making them useless.
