Do LLMs always generate the correct set of code given their inputs? Nope. You can use the same LLM to verifiy its own outputs if we're clever about it though. Here's an example from a recent HF interference model I asked GPT-5 to build for me after a Parks on the Air (POTA) ham radio outing in downtown San Francisco. My first QSO perched on the edge of One Maritime Plaza was with AL7KC. That's not too surprising, I pretty regularly communicate with AL7KC. Except. It was kinda surprising because there was a skyscraper—Gateway Vista West—directly across the street between me and Alaska and about twenty-three meters away. View from the QTH That one little skyscraper led to a lot of fun HF propagation analysis using GPT-5. I described the area around my transmit site at One Maritime Plaza to GPT-5. I got some really interesting interference patterns based on the surrou...