Current Limitations of LLMs

·LessWrong··

The LLM Revolution, Part 2My previous post covered what LLMs are getting good at, but I also think it's important to survey their current limitations (as of July 2026). I don't think ASI is a big threat until most, if not all, of these issues are resolved. The rate of progress here is thus again a good barometer for whether we're in for faster or longer timelines. Currently, I struggle to imagine today's models succeeding at world domination. They still can't manage 99% uptime, and occasionally ...

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