FAILLM (pronounced fail-eL-eM) is a community-driven gallery for collecting and sharing examples of LLM f**k ups — the bulls**t answers, bonkers reasoning, glazing, the overconfident drivel of a sitting politician. Anyone can post an example, vote on the best (or worst) ones, and discuss them in the comments.
Why I Built It
I see so many examples across social media of funny, embarrising or outright dangerously factually incorrect responses from various LLM models. I wanted to build a place to share examples (including linking out to existing social posts) and create an llm-fail trending leaderboard.
How It Works
- Users create posts illustrating the failure of LLMs, frustration or ridicule.
- The community votes examples up or down.
- Anyone can comment to discuss or add context.
- The best posts rise to the top.
Design Philosophy
The design is deliberately reminiscent of the early web: plain, fast, and functional. There is no client-side JavaScript — the site leans entirely on the basics of HTML and CSS, including native <form> elements and server-side rendering to handle posting, voting, and commenting.
- No JavaScript shipped to the browser.
- Interactions handled through standard HTML forms and server round-trips.
- Lightweight, accessible, and instantly responsive.
- A nostalgic nod to how the web worked when the internet was fun.
Tech Stack
- Built with the Astro framework.
- Server-side rendered for all dynamic interactions.
- Deployed on Cloudflare.
Check it out here: faillm.com