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>>koie+(OP)
It can also "correct" proper reasoning. :)

~"When told where it's wrong, LLM can correct itself to improve accuracy."

Similar to cheating in chess- a master only needs to be told the value of a few positions to have an advantage.

>>seekno+i8
I have noticed this several times. When I give feedback that a mistake was made (with no details on what the mistake is), often smaller and medium size LLMs then give a correct response.

>>mark_l+Tx
Which I take full advantage of when the output is like 90% correct but the "fix" requires a bit of refactoring, I just tell it what I want and presto. Faster than doing it by hand.