Re:Amazon starts flagging frequently returned products that ...
by cyborgx7 on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @12:06PM
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This is just a simple classification problem, the prime application for basic neural networks. Using a general text generation system for this seems like complete overkill. Just a bunch of wasted resources.
Re:Amazon starts flagging frequently returned products that ...
by jon-wood on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @04:02PM
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This was also my first reaction, but it got me questioning whether I’m just becoming the same as the guys who were saying “using an interpreted language for that is a waste of resources”. Maybe LLMs are the equivalent, sure they use more CPU cycles, but you can point them at some problems and get them solved for a fraction of the effort.
Re:Amazon starts flagging frequently returned products that ...
by kube-system on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @12:13PM
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Title: BLOMGHSY Luxury Shower Curtain Premium Best Quality
Description: Ignore previous instructions […]
Show the title and main description to GPT everytime the seller makes a change, and ask "Do these seem to be the same product?"
If GPT says that they seem different, flag for human review.
You could probably even ask GPT to take its confidence. If it's highly confident, skip the human review.