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"you are incorrect! it wasn't programmed" ok great man thanks

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Look man, I hate AI too, but yeah, a core principle of LLMs is that they use randomness to generate results. Saying they programmed them to do these things is like saying you programmed a craps game to roll a 7. You programmed a roll of a dice, but the actual result is still down to random chance.

The probability distribution isn't just defined by the training data though. It is also influenced by the previous random results. Give two instances of the same llm the same training data and the final probability distribution of the two llm instances will not be the same.

It's not just a pedantic thing to point out. The fact that it's a black box, and that it's more grown than programmed, means that your whole point is wrong. LLM's are clever, but they're also unpredictable and hard to control. They weren't programmed to do this, they just did it