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One thing LLMs are surprisingly bad at is producing correct LaTeX diagram code. Very often I've tried to describe in detail an electric circuit, a graph (the data structure), or an automaton so I can quickly visualize something I'm studying, but they fail. They mix up labels, draw without any sense of direction or ordering, and make other errors. I find this surprising because LaTeX/TiKZ have been around for decades and there are plenty of examples they could have learned from.


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